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From Delaware to New Mexico it would be the most convenient to travel on a plane but a car ride is possible as well

There are many beautiful national parks in New Mexico some of them include White Sands National Park, Santa Fe National Forest, and Petroglyph National monument.

In New Mexico, there are many traditional Hispanic foods such as enchiladas, flan, tacos, and blue corn.

Fun fact: although New Mexico is located in America the state's population is nearly 50% Hispanic or Latino.

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Bolivia is a country in central South America, with a varied terrain spanning Andes Mountains, the Atacama Desert and Amazon Basin rainforest. At more than 3,500m, its administrative capital, La Paz, sits on the Andes’ Altiplano plateau with snow-capped Mt. Illimani in the background. Nearby is glass-smooth Lake Titicaca, the continent’s largest lake, straddling the border with Peru.

The national dish in Bolivia is the salteña. It is a type of baked empanada usually filled with beef, pork, or chicken mixed in a sweet, slightly spicy sauce containing olives, raisins, potatoes.

The quickest way to get from Delaware to Bolivia is by plane, but you could drive there, it would be a very miserable drive though.

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El Salvador is a place of contrasts that can be quickly explored due to its small size. The Central American country is suitable for both beach vacationers and active tourists. Here you can find beaches, volcanic lakes, national parks, and Mayan sites.

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You can reach Florida in a car from Delaware but traveling in a plane would be much faster.
Popular foods: boiled peanuts, rock shrimp, key-lime pie, Cuban sandwiches,

22.5% of Floridians are spanish speaking.

Population: 21.57 million
State Bird: Mockingbird
State Fruit: Orange
State Reptile: Alligator
State Animal: Florida Panther

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Chile can be located along the western seaboard of South America. It's capital is Santiago and it is bordered by Argentina and Bolivia in the east and Peru in the north.

There are many places to visit in Chile, one of which being Marble Caves. The caves were formed by over 6,000 years of waves washing up against rocks. Located far from any roads, the only way to them is by boat. The best time to visit them is between September and February when the ice melts, feeding the lake and turning the water a beautiful turquoise color.

The easiest way to get to Chile is to book a flight through your nearest airport.

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Argentina is known for its natural beauty and amazing environment. Argentina is home to two of the most pristine National parks in the world. The best time to visit Argentina is during the spring, in order to take advantage of the nice weather. They have desserts for exploring, while also having amazing places for snorkeling and watching sea life.

In Argentina, the air is full of music in the streets. The most played genres are Jazz and Blues. Also, if you get hungry, they have delicious, unique foods that other places can't replicate.

Argentina has a population of over 43 million with one of the greatest footballers in the world, Lionel Messi, and is home to one of the greatest football teams.

-Darren-Jacob Johnson

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Places to visit: San Salvador, Lago de Coatepeque, and Suchitoto

Things to do: Hiking, surfing, shopping

Things to eat: Pupusas, Yuca Frita, Tamales, and Quesadilla

You would have to fly from Delaware to El Salvador

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Kenny Hackett

Population: 30.93 million people
State Food: Chili
State Fish: Guadalupe Bass
State Bug: Monarch Butterfly
State Drink: Margarita
State Animal: Nine-Banded Armadillo
Attractions: San Antonio River Walk & Big Bend National Park
Celebrities: Beyoncé, Woody Haroldson, Owen Wilson

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The world's highest uninterrupted waterfall is located in Venezuela (as seen above).
Caracas (capital city) is one of the most popular tourist spots. The beautiful mountains and exquisite food make it a wonderful spot for tourists. Although beautiful, Caracas is very dangerous due to their economic problems. It's known for armed robberies and high crime rates.

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Jayden Salandy

Panama is a Country located in Central America; bordered by Costa Rica and Columbia. Panama is also between the Caribbean Sea and the North Pacific Ocean. Panama is most famous for the Panama Canal, Tourists and locals go there often. Panama also uses U.S. Dollars, and the tap water there is said to be safe to drink. Panama has buses, subways, and 2 airports to get around. Panama has really good weather, Panama has its wet and dry seasons, but mainly stays really hot throughout the year. Panama is more than just a tropical resort, it has jungles, amazing wildlife, colonial ruins, traffic and skyscrapers, Panama has it all. Panama is also said to produce some of the best coffee, and to be one of the safest places in the World. Panama is a great place to visit!

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Elijah Armiger

Some of the things you should bring while getting ready to travel to Guatemala, you should bring some sunscreen and some light weight clothes cause it could get hot down there. These are some facts about this country. Guatemala means "Land of many trees". There is 22 languages spoken in this country. This place has been inhabited for 20,000 years. Right now there is a population of over 17 million people.

Guatemala has some delicious food. Some of the food that is there is Caldo de Res, Hilachas and Fiambre. The official language of Guatemala is Spanish.

Guatemala is best known for its volcanic landscapes. Guatemala is the birth place for chocolate. Some of the places you should visit is Tikal National Park and Lake Atitlán.

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Fun fact: One of the world’s largest swimming pools is in Chile.

Chile is a country located in South America. The capital of Chile is called "Santiago" and is a busy metropolitan area. Chile is approximately 5,156 miles from Delaware (wow! That's far- most people choose to fly that distance) and is best known for it's "succulent red wines and diverse beer culture." Some of the most popular tourists attractions in Chile include but are not limited to Valle de la Luna, the Atacama Desert, Easter Island, and Cape Horn. These places generally offer tours, sporty activities, and amazing sights to see for locals and tourists.  Chile's food is known for its bright, wholesomeness. Dishes such as Ajiaco (Meat soup), Pastel de jaiba (Crab pie), and Pataska (spicy stew) are largely eaten in this country. Generally, Chile is a place of amazing sights and many new experiences to those all around the world!

Links for more about Chile:
https://www.trekkingchile.com/en/chile-info/chilean-cuisine/dishes/
https://gringajourneys.com/facts-about-chile/

Video(s) about Chile:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jgegx5BH5xM

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Located in Sourthwestern Europe with part of territory in the Atlantic Ocean

Things to do: Visit the City of Arts and Sciences, balearic Islands, The Alhambra, Toledo.

what to eat: paella, jamon lberico, gazpacho, patatas bravas pisto and sangria

how to get there: Easiest way is to take a flight straight there

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A very popular touristic place in Mexico is Cancún. Cancún is widely known from travelers for some of the best resorts in the world, the beautiful beaches, and the nightlife. Some things to do while you're there is to visit Planet Hollywood. It is an authentic American cuisine served in a young, American pop-culture environment. You can feast on hamburgers while gazing at Madonna's legendary conical bra. A few foods to try in Cancún are some Tamales, Empanadas, and Chilaquiles. That is just the slight few food options you can find. The preferred way of travel is to take airplane flights to arrive at Cancún, or you can choose different means of transportation.

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 Statue of Liberty. America's most iconic sight, the Statue of Liberty is at the top of every first-time visitor's list of things to do 

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Jayla Savage

Things to do in Uruguay: whale watching, hiking in Minas, walk around Montevideo
markets, explore in, and plan a trip with a pilot.

What to eat in Uruguay:
Milanesa a la Napolitana- a thin meant that is breaded and fried.

Pasta Frola- tart filled with quince jam decorated with pastry stripes

Tortas Fritas- a fried bread, sometimes served with sugar on top

Capeletis a la caruso- Pasta

How to travel to Urguay:  fly via Buenos Aires (Aerolineas Argentinas) or São Paulo (TAM).  From Delaware it would take about 11 hours, 24 minutes to get to Urguay!

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Facts about Peru
Peru has 3 official languages
The three languages are Spanish, Quechua, and Aymara. The most widely spoken language is Spanish, as 80% of Peruvian citizens speak it.
Lima is the capital of Peru
Prior to the Spanish invasion of the country, Peru was apart of the Inca Empire. In 1535 when Spanish colonizers took over, they established that the city of Lima would become the capital. The original capital of country was Qosqo or Cusco, which means "navel of the world"
Peru is home to over 33 million people
More that 33 milllion people live in Peru today. The popullation is made up of multiple different groups, for example, the Uros people, who live on man made islands in Lake Titicaca, and the Mascho-Piro tribe, who live in the rainforset.
Home to one of the new seven wonders of the world, Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu is a well known example of Inca architecture. Archeologists have learned that parts of Machu Picchu was an astronomical obervatory. It is believed that when Machu Picchu was built, hundreds of men pushed rocks up teh mountainside to build the structure. Many tourists flock here to witness its beauty in real life.
home to one of the deepest canyons in the world
Peru is home to the Cotahuasi Canyon, which has a depth of more than 3500 meters. This canyon is twice the depth of the Grand Canyon in America.
Guinea Pigs are a delicacy
Cuy is a traditional Peruvian dish thats made with roasted guinea pig meat. Its very popular among natives and has many health benefits, such as extra protien.
3 quaters of the worlds alpacas live in Peru
Over 3.5 million alpacas live in Peru. These animals are greatly relied on by the people of Peru for their fur and meat. Alpacas live up to 25 years on average and can produce about one offspring per year. Historically, alpacas were greatly treasured by the Incas.
one of the most biologically diverse countries in he world
There are 90 different microclimates in Peru and the country is home to a national park that holds a biodiversity record after being home to more that 1000 species of birds, 1200 kinds of butterflies, and 287 different kinds of amphibians and reptiles in 2014.

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You can fly or take a cruise ship to CUBA
Once you are there you can visit Havana, Veradero, or Viñales valley
You also see the Trinidad Architect Museum, or visit fusterlandia, you can even go Vara Diving

There are servel types of foods to try such as Arroz con Pollo, Chicharrónes, and Lechon Asado.

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There are a lot of things to do and see in California. From eating a lot of fatty but delicious food to helping out the firefighters stop the seemingly random wildfires that appear out of nowhere, there will always be something new to do.

The (not so) Golden Gate Bridge is a beautiful structure that can get you from the San Francisco Peninsula to the Marin Headlands while also giving you a gorgeous view of the waters beneath it.

Since California is at the opposite side of the United States from where Delaware is, I would prefer booking a flight here instead of driving. If you do end up driving here, although it will take much longer, you will end up seeing a lot of beautiful scenery, something you will don't get to see in an airplane.

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California natives will tell you that there's no place better than California and people from all other states will tell you that there's no better place to visit than California. Because not only does California have golden beaches and endless sunshine, it also has some of the best food out there. There's a reason why so many California restaurants have been featured on "before you die" type bucket lists, with the most recent being Yelp's Top 100 Places to Eat in 2016.

But with so many amazing places to eat, how can you even possibly know where to begin? That's where this list comes in clutch. We've compiled this handy guide of the fifty best things to eat in California - perfect for both locals and visitors alike. Enjoy, and happy eating!

Normal hot dogs are boring. Pink's hot dogs are epic. They're named after infamous celebrities and are topped with anything from bacon to sour cream to nacho cheese.

California Donuts also proves that Californians love their toppings. While there's a good selection of your normal sprinkle and maple bacon donuts, this famous donut shop also has must-try cereal and candy-topped donuts.

Roscoe's is the only place to have the classic chicken and waffle combo. With chains all around California, you have no excuse not to hit one up.

4. Bacon, Egg, and Cheese at Eggslut

The only thing slutty about this place is the amount of yolk porn you'll see from every single egg dish.

Good Italian subs are hard to find in California, but Bay Cities has got you covered. Pick one up for your next beach day - the Godmother is their best-selling one.

The not-so-secret "secret" menu at In-n-Out includes both animal-style fries and an animal-style burger. Either one is good - or both, if you love that animal sauce.

Nobody makes breakfast burritos like Californians do. This little hole-in-the-wall taco shop beats all the competition with its perfect combination of egg, potato and chorizo.

Parisians aren't the only ones who can make an awesome crêpe. Harajuku Crêpes is a Japanese crêpe place that lets you customize your own crêpe, and has options for add-ins ranging from sesame ice cream to mochi. Added bonus - everything is organic.

Açai bowls may have originated in Brazil and first became popular in Hawaii, but they're still a SoCal favorite. Topped with fruit and superfoods, you'll feel healthy and fit right in as you stroll down the streets of Santa Monica.

Poke is another Hawaiian favorite that Californians have adopted. Though nothing can beat true Hawaiian poke, Sweetfin comes pretty damn close.

If you haven't had fries in a burrito, you haven't truly lived. This San Diego classic takes normal burritos to a whole new level and is a perfect post-beach meal.

12. Seafood Burrito from El Zarape

San Diegans sure know how to do a burrito right. Instead of fish tacos, make sure to try a seafood burrito in San Diego - it's much more filling and is better than your typical carne asada burrito.

13. Cheeseburger from Hodad's

The beauty of this cheeseburger in its simplicity. It's juicy and and sinful and everything a burger should be.

14. Carne Asada Tater Tots from Bull Taco

Carne asada tater tots are carb-y bowls of goodness - an upgrade to the classic carne asada fries.

Disneyland is the happiest place on earth, and their churros will make you the happiest person on earth.

This Chula Vista place serves the most authentic tacos north of the border. The adobada is carved off a massive spit and plopped into warm corn tortillas topped with special sauce. Heaven.

Surprise yolk porn is the best yolk porn. Just cut into this savory muffin and you'll see.

18. Matt Cain Sandwich from Ike's Place

Go to Ike's and you'll be guaranteed a full and satisfied stomach. Any of their sandwiches are good (it is a famous place, after all), but the Matt Cain has three different types of meat, automatically making it one of our top choices.

California is the land of the burritos, apparently. And the birthplace of the infamous sushirrito, aka everything that's good about sushi wrapped up in a burrito body.

20. Carne Asada Super Burrito from La Taqueria

SoCal may have the best California burritos, but NorCal has the best classic burritos. La Taqueria does it the authentic way, with no rice and lots of guac.

If you're ever in San Francisco, hitting up the Embarcadero market is the first thing you should do. Find the red tent and get in line to get these porchetta sandwiches - we promise you won't regret it. And if you're looking for a more carb-heavy meal (aren't we always?), get the potatoes as well.

Breakfast in ice cream form? Um yes. While the ingredients of this ice cream may be a secret (hint: it contains whiskey and cornflakes), the fact that it's one of the most popular ice cream flavors in California definitely isn't.

23. Mint Mojito Coffee from Philz Coffee

There's not actually any alcohol in this coffee (sorry), but it's the most unique coffee you'll ever taste. They put actual mint leaves in, giving your coffee an instant pick-me-up.

AYCE KBBQ > any buffet you've ever been to in your life. Just pay a set price and you get as many plates of meat as you want, as well as many side dishes as you want.
#SpoonTip: Don't order more than you can eat - they charge $15 for unfinished meat.
25. Pork Xiao Long Bao (Soup Dumplings) from Din Tai Fung

This famous Taiwanese chain has moved to the US, which is a win for people who love soup dumplings. Which, to be honest, should be everyone. Thin skin, flavorful broth, and quality meat makes Din Tai Fun's xiao long bao a definite dim sum must-try.

Garlic lovers, you have to try this. These garlic knots are like garlic bread on steroids: warm, fluffy, and wonderfully flavored with lots of garlic.

Perfectly chewy noodles and a rich, flavorful broth makes Daikokuya's ramen the best in LA and subsequently, California.

What's not to love about a place that has the tagline "this little place has balls"? Sunny Blue specializes in Japanese onmusubi (also known as ), which are filled rice balls. Any of the balls are a good choice, though the miso beef is one of the most popular choices.

Fish tacos are a California beach classic. With so many options, you can't really go wrong eating them anywhere in California. But Ricky's has been dubbed the "best fish taco" from Serious Eats and , to name a few.

30. Sushi Combination from Sushi Ota

Don't let the strip mall location fool you. Sushi Ota has the best sushi in San Diego, and arguably some of the best sushi in the state. Plus, you can try live uni if you're feeling adventurous.

31. Self-serve Boba from Class 302

Move over, self-serve fro yo. Self-serve boba is here, fulfilling all boba addicts' dreams. You can customize your drink to your heart's content, which is great for just about anyone.
#SpoonTip: Check out the do's and don'ts of self-serve boba here.
"Umami" means a flavor with a distinct, pleasant savory taste, and the aptly named Umami Burger chain has burgers with unique combinations that will fulfill your umami receptors. Although all their options are interesting, go with the classic Umami Burger for your first time (Parmesan frico, shiitake mushrooms, roasted tomato, caramelized onions, and Umami ketchup) - it will be sure to satisfy your tastebuds.

Hungry? Get Zankou's half chicken. Not hungry? Get Zankou's half chicken and share. It's crispy and crunchy and will make you rethink your previous concept of chicken.

Though California is known for its Napa Valley wines, beer lovers should know that the locally brewed craft beers are something worth trying as well. Telegraph has seasonal beers as well as classic beers, all of which are made with locally sourced ingredients.

35. Green Tea Latte from Urth Caffe

This matcha latte is probably one of the most Instagrammed photos by anyone who has been to or lived in SoCal, and for good reason. It looks artsy and is made with care from ceremonial-grade matcha from a family farm in Japan.

Bottega Louie has food, but don't even bother. Just go for the rainbow macarons - get a box.

37. Baby Back Ribs from Phil's BBQ

You don't need to go to Texas for barbecue - Phil's was not only on Thrillist's Best BBQ in America, but also was recently featured on Yelp's Top 100 Places to Eat in 2016.

Sacramento is one of the most underrated food cities in California. But with restaurants like The Waffle Experience, it has recently come into the spotlight. The local cafe features creatively named waffle combinations like Farmer in the Dell, Praise the Lard, and Eggcellent. We suggest that anyone who has a hankering for pork belly go for Praise the Lard, which has cider-braised pork belly, a farm fresh egg, burrata cheese, a lard-stuffed waffle, maple syrup, and on-the-vine tomatoes.

39. Mac 'n Cheetos from The Attic

Literally the stuff of college student dreams.

They grow, harvest, shuck, and shell their own oysters, so the oysters are always unbelievably fresh. You can find them in Napa or in San Fran, but we recommend that you visit their farm at Marshall for the full experience.

Cioppino is a tomato stew filled with seafood and pasta - aka the perfect meal no matter what the weather or your mood. You can't get much more authentic than Sotto Mare, which is right in the heart of San Francisco's Italian North Beach.

Not only did Kogi BBQ basically begin the craze, but they also began the Asian fusion craze with their Korean-Mexican dishes.

If you thought carbonara only works as a type of pasta, think again. Thanks to Pizzeria Delfina, you can now enjoy it in a pizza form, runny egg and all.

44. Dry Fried Chicken Wings at San Tung's

Chinese food is a big part of Californian cuisine. So instead of KFC or Chick-Fil-A, we have Sam Tung's to satisfy our fried chicken cravings.

No one loves brunch as much as Californians do, and with places like Blu Jam, that's no surprise. They have everything from the healthy to the decadent, and it's all Instagram-worthy.
#SpoonTip: They serve breakfast all day and offer vegan and gluten-free options, so there's really no losing by going here.
There are and there are steamed bao, and then there are Beijing Pie House's meat pies. Filled with the traditional dumpling fillings, these savory pies fit perfectly into your hand and taste wonderful in your mouth.

New York has their fair share of famous bakeries, but that doesn't mean that California's desserts should be overlooked. Bouchon Bakery is famous for its innovative and gorgeous pastries, especially their decadent chocolate bouchons.

Jonathon Gold ate this, so you probably should too. Snook is rarely seen in the states, so it's definitely a specialty.
#SpoonTip: Gold recommends trying the triple-spicy guac with this. We agree.
49. The Bambu Special from Bambu

Irvine is the Asian food hub, so it only makes sense that the most unique Asian food is found there. Bambu takes desserts one step further with its traditional Vietnamese Chè (sweet beverages, desserts, and drinks). They have a smashed avocado drink for die-hard avo lovers, but for everyone else, we recommend the Bambu Special, which is made with fresh coconut juice with longan, basil seed, coconut meat, and pandan jelly.

One of the most famous pie places in California, the Julian Pie Company grows their own apples and retains the original traditions from when they first started, making it a cozy, homey place to grab a slice of pie. Though based out of Julian, you can now find their pies in San Diego and Riverside as well.

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California natives will tell you that there's no place better than California and people from all other states will tell you that there's no better place to visit than California. Because not only does California have golden beaches and endless sunshine, it also has some of the best food out there.

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A good place to visit in Columbia is Medellin. You can get to Columbia from Delaware by plane. It's known to produce a lot of the country's coffee, fruit, and flowers. You can see a lot of the good sites from cable cars that are connected to the only metro system in Columbia. Fruit markets are very common, and you can drink OJ and also eat empanadas and arepas.

Laureles has a lot of parks and cafes. San Alejo Handicraft Market in Plaza Botero has authentic Columbian souvenirs on the first weekend of every month. The city of Cartagena is another good place to visit because its right on the Carribean coast. Many visitors go to beaches, islands, and jungle trekking.

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Gallo Pinto Gallo-A Traditional Costa Rican breakfast
The 9 Most Popular Foods in Costa Rica - Javi's Travel Blog - Go Visit Costa Rica

You would have to fly or take a boat to get from Delaware to Costa Rica.

You can go hiking and kayaking in many national parks including Tortuguero, Manuel Antonio, and Corcovado National Parks.

There are many beach related activities including diving, surfing, and stand-up paddle boarding.

You can also do activities in the Rain Forest.

38 Absolutely Fabulous Things To Do In Costa Rica \
(myadventuresacrosstheworld.com)

Places to visit include but are not limited to San Jose-Nation's capital; has some of the best museums in the country and Arenal Volcano-The country's active volcano which is still seeing activity almost daily.
18 Top-Rated Attractions & Places to Visit in Costa Rica | PlanetWare

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Puerto Rico has several beaches that are ranked as the top in the world that attract many tourists. Some include Flamenco Beach, La Playuela, and Crash boat beach. https://www.discoverpuertorico.com/article/best-beaches-puerto-rico.

Puerto Rico is know for putting vibrant energy and color into there food. Some very famous foods that Puerto Rico are known for are Gandules ( a rice dish), Pasteles ( fruits and veggies wrapped in a banana leaf), and Tembleque (coconut milk custard).     https://www.travelandleisure.com/food-drink/traditional-puerto-rican-foods-you-must-try\

While Puerto Rico does have impressive beaches, music, and food there is still lots more that attract tourists like national parks, monuments, and museums.
https://www.busytourist.com/best-things-to-do-in-puerto-rico/.
If you want to travel to Puerto Rico yourself it is a three hour and fifty minute non stop flight from Philadelphia to Puerto Rico.

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Resorts of Punta Cana and La Romana are popular places to stay because of their nearby beaches.

Cabarete is another popular destination, and it is well known
for its kiteboarding. Another place with opportunities for physical activity is
Jarabacoa, where you can raft, bike, and hike.

Some must try foods include tostones (crispy fried green plantains), la bandera dominicana (rice, red beans, and stewed meat/ chicken), sancocho (stew for special occasions with chicken, pork, sausage, beef, goat, cassava, pumpkin, yam, green plantains, and potatoes).

To get to DR, you will need a passport and will likely fly
into Santa Domingo, Puerto Plata, Punta Cana, Santiago, or Samaná.

Resorts of Punta Cana and La Romana are popular places to stay because of their nearby beaches.

Cabarete is another popular destination, and it is well known
for its kiteboarding. Another place with opportunities for physical activity is
Jarabacoa, where you can raft, bike, and hike.

Some must try foods include tostones (crispy fried green plantains), la bandera dominicana (rice, red beans, and stewed meat/ chicken), sancocho (stew for special occasions with chicken, pork, sausage, beef, goat, cassava, pumpkin, yam, green plantains, and potatoes).

To get to DR, you will need a passport and will likely fly
into Santa Domingo, Puerto Plata, Punta Cana, Santiago, or Samaná.