The Valley of the Sugar Mills is a unique landscape created by Mother Nature in the province of Sancti Spiritus. Nearly two centuries ago, this area gave rise to the economic and social flourishing of the village of Trinidad, where this valley is found.»
The members of the XXII Canadian solidarity brigade named after Ernesto Che Guevara, continue their tour around Sancti Spiritus territory, where they arrived last May 8th.»
Some 200 000 CUC (Cuban convertible peso) – seeks to safeguard from the passage of time and other demons, all the heritage assets of the Valley of the Sugar Mills, with the half millennium of the village right on the corner.»
Trinidad and its Valley of the Sugar Mills, which was declared World Heritage Site since 1988, is a well accepted and preferred tourist destination in Cuba. Visitors rank it high, with a Guest Satisfaction Index of 4.10 on a 5-point scale.»
On the eve of Trinidad village’s half-millennium anniversary, local restoration experts make efforts to safe the cultural and built heritage of this historic village and the Valley of the Sugar Mills.»
The Caguanes and Topes de Collantes National Parks along with other protected areas with significant biodiversity and rich landscape gives Sancti Spiritus unquestionable potential for nature tourism.»
El Mirador is a sort of you-must-see spot in southern Cuba to recognize the landscape values of the place. From la Loma del Puerto, the Valley of the Sugar Mills wears its Cultural Heritage of Humanity lineage, given by UNESCO in 1988.»
Cuban Tourism Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz inaugurated on Sunday a new facility in the Sugar Mills Valley Viewpoint, declared Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 1988, along with the city of Trinidad, in southern Sancti Spiritus.»
Manaca Iznaga, is considered one of the most frequented tourist destinations in the vast Valle de los Ingenios (Valley of the Sugar Mills), which, along with Trinidad, welcomed the status of Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 1988.»
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