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On horseback between the mogotes and tobacco fields of Viñales, discover the Cuban countryside as locals experience it — far from paved roads and tour buses.
Explore Viñales Valley on foot, horseback, or by bike. Reddish earth paths wind through valleys dotted with the famous Mogotes, distinctive flat-topped mountain formations unique to the Viñales region.
Tumba Francesa is an artistic tradition little known to the general public, yet extraordinarily rich. Blending African heritage, Haitian influences, and European dance forms, it embodies a vital dimension of eastern Cuba's cultural identity. At the crossroads of rhythms, languages, and memories, it perpetuates a history of resistance, creativity, and transmission.
Located on Cuba's southern coast at the entrance to the Zapata Peninsula, Museo Girón reveals one of the most pivotal episodes of the Cold War in Latin America. Behind its modest walls lies the story of the failed 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion.
"I had dreamed of spending a day or two living a Cuban life, discovering the customs of the locals and finally experiencing the true daily reality of Havanans…". Playing dominoes on the beach, shopping at the market and preparing meals together, sharing meaningful moments with family or friends, gathering over a drink, at a show or leafing through family photo albums…
They say that in the early twentieth century, boxing in Cuba was as popular as sugar cane.
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