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What's an important holiday in Puerto Rico?
Puerto Rico celebrates many of the same holidays as the U.S. Christmas in Puerto Rico is a very different experience and worth seeing.
What do the Puerto Rico's flowers look like in Puerto Rico?
pretty,very pretty....want to be friends
Is Jayuya is located very near the coast of Puerto Rico?
No it located in the mountains of central Puerto Rico.
What year was Puerto Rico made a state?
Puerto Rico is a US Territory and has not achieved statehood.
Types of art in Puerto Rico?
There are very unique forms of art in Puerto Rico. This is partially due to the fact that this is a very tropical location.
What religious are people in Puerto Rico?
The Spanish were very influential in Puerto Rico, and they were Roman Catholic; so you'll find that the majority of Puerto Ricans are Catholic.
Why do Spanish stamps made for colonial Puerto Rico say Porto Rico?
The mutation of the "o" in the Latin roots to the "ue" in modern Spanish was something that developed after the first colonization of Puerto Rico took place. As a result, the first name of Puerto Rico was Porto Rico. (This was very quickly replaced by the Puerto Rico.)
How do you say aunt in Puerto Rico?
Puerto Rico official languages are Spanish and English. "Aunt" in spanish is "Tía". In Puerto Rico is very common call the 'Aunt' by 'Tía'.
If not US citizen do you need visa to go to Puerto Rico?
Yes if you need a visa to enter to the US. Puerto Rico is an US territory.
What is tourism in Puerto Rico like?
It is very fun!
Do frogs live in Puerto Rico?
Yes. Puerto Rico is home to dozens of species of frogs including the Coquí, a very small and vocal frog that has the distinctive call that gave it its name. The Coquí is the mascot of Puerto Rico.
How is life in Puerto Rico different from US of America?
Puerto Rico is a territory within the US. That means they do not have as many liberties in politics as do the states. Puerto Rico is also a Caribbean island with Spanish history, meaning its culture is very different. However, Puerto Rico has been Americanized over the years.
