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Cuba: Havana Color, Classic Lines, and Slow Rhythms

タグ: 🏷 cuba ,havana ,travel ,caribbean ,photography ,culture

Cuba moves to its own tempo — pastel streets, classic cars, music at every corner. This photo-driven primer highlights Havana, Trinidad, Viñales, and the pace that makes the island unforgettable.

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Havana Essentials

Malecón walks, Old Havana plazas, and late-night music. Step between restored blocks and crumbling beauty — both tell the story.

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Beyond the Capital

  • Trinidad: Cobblestones and colonial color.
  • Viñales: Tobacco fields and limestone mogotes.
  • Varadero/Cayos: Long beaches and calm water.

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Valley of Viñales Valley of Viñales — Placeholder

Music, Food, and Rhythm

Son, salsa, and trova spill into streets. Try ropa vieja, congrí, fresh seafood; sip coffee slow.

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Practical Notes

Internet is improving but patchy; book casas, carry small cash, and expect slow travel — it’s part of the charm.

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Quick Tips

  • Golden hours: Best for color + heat.
  • Local stays: Casas show daily life.
  • Learn a few phrases: Opens doors instantly.

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