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This Latino commonwealth of the U.S. remains a holiday gem, whether it's the bright lights and colonial quarter of San Juan, the laid-back islets of Vieques and Culebra, or the fascinating towns, beaches, rainforests, and sites all over the island.

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Paddleboarding in San Juan

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the mystique of Puerto RIco's official tree: the ceiba

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why in Puerto Rico on New Year's Eve do many down 12 grapes at midnight?

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Comment by Victor Balbin on October 29, 2012 at 6:03am: What is a Vejigante:

If you've ever been to Puerto Rico, you've probably seen vejigantemasks. These brightly colored, fantastically whimsical masks adorn the walls of countless souvenir shops in San Juan and around the island. The one hanging on my wall is black and pink, with five huge horns and a sharp beak.

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Comment by Victor Balbin on October 21, 2012 at 4:42am

Guess where Lady Gaga will spend Halloween . You guess it Puerto Rico

Lady Gaga “Born This Way Tour”

Place Coliseo de Puerto Rico

Price $45.00-$200.00

Date Oct.-30 & 31-12

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Comment by Victor Balbin on October 10, 2012 at 4:16pm: Puerto Ricans love dominoes

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Comment by Amador island Tours on August 9, 2012 at 4:50am: Giiligan's Island; Guanica; Puerto Rico My hiding places with best sunsets of my life...only 2 hours away from the Old City...

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Comment by Victor Balbin on July 24, 2012 at 12:53pm: A brief history of Loíza:

Loíza, on the northeastern coast of Puerto Rico and just a short drive from the capital of San Juan, is unlike any other part of the island. Originally settled by African slaves from the Yoruba tribe in the 16th century, the town has long been the Afro-Caribbean soul of Puerto Rico.