Jayuya, (read as Hajuja), a small mountainous town in Puerto Rico, known for the Native Indian roots and the struggle for freedom. We went there as part of our son's school project. Here I am sharing some photos that we took during this trip...
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| Rainbows are so often seen in Puerto Rican sky, giving us hope for the future of this beautiful island |
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| A beautiful waterfall that we saw on our way |
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| This is a museum after the image of a Native Indian god, 'Semi' |
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| Rio de Jayuya, the river of Jayuya |
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| A huge ancient rock with Native Indian writings on it |
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| Another Native Indian symbol, the Sun god |
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ReplyDeletelove it... A small town striving to progress, yet in its progress, it also recognizes the past. They keep searching , celebrating and honoring their Taino Indian roots. So much to see, feel, taste and learn about this wonderful culture!
ReplyDeleteIt's my town, my roots and most of all.... my brithplace!