Belice Travel

Belice: It forms the southeastern part of the Yucatan Peninsula. Their lands are low, its warm weather and rain to the north. To the south are hills which diversify crops. The northern coast is marshy and shallow lined islands. The south coast has excellent natural harbors along the reefs. It is believed that their costs are substantial deposits of hydrocarbons. The country shares the problems of the Caribbean region, as the deterioration of waters and soil erosion. Near the cities, the water is polluted by effluents from the production process of sugar cane. Industrial waste, dumped in the water, have created major health problems of the country's population and killed large numbers of fish.

Art Tribes inhabiting Belize perform different works: in the region around Dangriga, Garifuna natives made dolls dressed in traditional ways. Handicrafts made from mahogany, cedar drums and a variety of straw hats and baskets are some of the work performed by Belizean hands.

On the other hand, the influence of the Mayan past in the region of Punta Gorda is evident in the embroidered garments are made here. In the coastal village of Placencia is no better way to spend the d to lie in a hammock made by hand. Belize is also known for carving zericote, wicker pieces and jewelry made of shells.

Cooking In Belize you can always taste the freshest seafood, Caribbean lobster with butter garlic, stone crab mustard sauce and Creole-style shrimp, snapper, or the delicious conch ceviche.

Beef, pork and chicken are also part of Belizean menu, which are prepared and seasoned in a variety of ways, due to the country's ethnic mix.

As in Mexico, and throughout the Caribbean in Belize both ingredients are cooked and prepared with coconut milk.

Other regional dishes include rice and beans (the famous "rice and beans prepared with coconut milk), chicken stew, potato salad and fried plantain.

Climate: tropical, very humid and hot, rainy season from May to February.
Religion: Catholic 62%, Protestant 30% (Anglican 12%, Methodist 6%, Mennonite 4%, Seventh-Day Adventist 3%, Pentecostal 2%, Jehovah's Witnesses 1%, other 2%), none 2%, other 6 % (1980)
Currency: 1 Belizean dollar (Bz $) = 100 cents
Population: 256,062
Language: English (official), Spanish, Maya, Garifuna (Caribbean language), Creole
System of Government: Parliamentary democracy

Papua New Guinea Travel

Numerous tribes will you invite to participate in or attend their rites of dances and songs. Do not miss it. It may also make numerous trips and climbs, especially on the famous Kokoda. For those who like rafting, Papua New Guinea has exciting rapids like Watut near Bulolo and occasionally in the Waghi river in Simbu Province.

Diving enthusiasts will find a paradise of clear water and beautiful coral reefs, among the many islands. There are instructors at major sites. Continuing with the nautical sports in the country can be enjoyed from fishing, surfing, windsurfing to sailing. Another of the most recommended activities are excursions to discover and come to the mysterious volcanoes. In Papua New Guinea there are certain sites conducive to camping.

Public holidays are January 1 New Year, St. Friday, Easter Monday, 13 June Queen's Birthday, July 21 Day of Remembrance, September 16 Independence Day, 25 and 26 December Christmas Day. In addition to these events "official" in the country held various Folk Festivals and Events of great color, music and atmosphere.

Each of the provinces of Papua province has its own day officially established.

February 22 marks the Day of New Ireland province, and Kaveing ​​Show. On the 20th of that month is held provincial Golden Day Between June and August celebrating traditional festivals such as the Yam Harvest Festival (Trobriand Islands), Port Moresby Show (mid June), the official Day of the Province Central (mid June), Morobe (July), Milne (July 7), Madang (early August), Manus (August), Simbu (August), Highlands (August).

Also held Remembrance Day festivities (mainly in Port Moresby), the Frangipani Rabalul Festival, celebrating the growth of the first flowers after the eruption of Matupit on July 23, 1937.

Climate: tropical, northeast monsoon (December to March), southeast monsoon (May to October), little seasonal temperature variation.

Religion: Catholic 22%, Lutheran 16%, Presbyterian / Methodist / London Missionary Society 8%, Anglican 5%, Evangelical Alliance 4%, Seventh Day Adventist 1%, other Protestant 10%, indigenous beliefs 34%

Currency: 1 Kina (K) = 100 toea

Population: 5,049,055

Language: English (official), local dialect derived from English (in common usage), Motu (Idoma Aboriginal spoken in Papua region) note: 715 indigenous languages.

System of Government: Constitutional monarchy with parliamentary democracy.

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Enjoy the most beatiful landscapes of Puerto Rico.

Puerto Rico Travel

Puerto Rico offers visitors hundreds of beaches along its 414 kilometers of coastline, which offers all sorts of water sports. Public beaches in Puerto Rico also called "balnearios" have showers, lockers and parking fee and are open all year except on Mondays, Election Day and  St. Friday. The most popular beaches are those of Luquillo and Vega Baja, near San Juan.

Aquatic Sports Federation of Puerto Rico establishes the requirements and the lines of updates for the specialization of their members in diving, snorkeling, sailing, fishing, windsurfing and other water activities.

In San Juan and nearby surfers can play the sport at La Concha and Ariones in the summer and Pine Grove (Isla Verde), Parada Eight and the Condado Lagoon in winter. Other interesting beaches for surfing are: The Wall (in Luquillo) Tubes (near Laguna), Tortuguero (in Vega Baja). You can rent surf boards and articles of surfing in any sporting goods stores in these localities.

In Puerto Rico there are excellent conditions for practice windsurfing in any modality. Throughout the year there are good conditions for the longboard and slalon. For experts, the best time is the winter, by the Atlantic waves, strong and defiant.

The island is surrounded by an underwater forest of coral, with a depth of differences the world's largest. One of its attractions is the search for sunken galleons in the water. Fajardo is the capital of the island in terms of underwater sports. In addition to hotel facilities, there are several schools across the island and several companies that organize sailing and diving in the small keys on the East Coast.

Puerto Rico
Climate: The climate of Puerto Rico is subtropical with average temperatures of 24 º C in winter to 27 º C in summer. The humidity is very high. In the highlands of the island the temperatures are down an average of five to ten degrees. Required Clothing: Light clothing is appropriate for tropical climates and some clothes for rain.
Religion: Christians, evangelicals, Protestants
Currency: U.S. Dollar
Population:
Language: Spanish Language
System of Government: Republic

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