Hello, my name is Dalia, I'm from Dominican Republic. DR is located in the Caribbean in the Greater Antilles, one of the most known places is Punta Cana, but we have a lot of beautiful places, in recent years we have snow in the mountains "Constanza" and "Jarabacoa" an unprecedented event in the Caribbean.

I became a asian drama freak more or less in the 2013, but I had some encounters in the 2000, when I watched "All about Eve" in the public television in my country, but they never ended the drama, so I became curious and one day and finished this drama online, so my life in dramaland begun.

I'm a blogger since 2014, and I have my own blog in Spanish, I'm volunteer in some databases about asian entertainment. I like to translate on Viki, but lately I stopped translating... Please join me to see some places and habits in my country "¡Quisqueya la bella!"

Los Haitises

Covering an area stretching 1,600 km² (618 square miles), Los Haitises National Park is one of the crown jewels of the Dominican Republic’s national park system. Los Haitises–which translates into “hilly land” in the Taino language–attracts numerous visitors who come here by boat to see its magnificent series of 30-meter (98-foot) high rock formations jutting out of the water.

Bahía de las Águilas

Águilas Bay is a bay in the Caribbean Sea, located in the central part of the southern coast of the island of Santo Domingo, and considered the most crystalline beach in the world. Administratively, it is part of the Pedernales province of the Dominican Republic.

Playa Macao

Playa Macao is a beach located in the northern part of Bávaro in the eastern region of the Dominican Republic. Macao Beach contains white sand with palm trees in its surroundings. It is very popular with locals and is also a tourist spot for surfers and those who take tours in buggies and four wheels.

Isla Catalina

Catalina Island, also called Ikiita Island, is an island located in the Caribbean Sea or Sea of the Antilles just a few kilometers southeast of Hispaniola Island, south of the province of La Romana, which is part of the Dominican Republic. From La Romana it takes half an hour to reach Catalina Island.

Cap Cana

Punta Cana, the easternmost tip of the Dominican Republic, borders the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. It is a region known for its 32 km long beaches and clear waters. The Bávaro area and Punta Cana combine to form what is known as La Costa del Coco, an area with exclusive all-inclusive resorts. It is popular for its zip lines, windsurfing, kayaking and sailing.

Salto de Jimenoa, Jarabacoa

The Jimenoa waterfall is a waterfall located within the municipality of Jarabacoa, a few kilometers from the province of La Vega, and is one of the highest in the Dominican Republic, and is one of the main ecotourism attractions of this province.

Pico Duarte, Jarabacoa - Constanza

Duarte Peak, historically called La Pelona, is a peak belonging to the Central Mountain Range in the Dominican Republic, being the highest point in Hispaniola and the Antilles as a whole. It is located in the José del Carmen Ramírez National Park.

Valle de Constanza

The name Constanza has its origins in the Christian name of the daughter of a Taíno chief who lived in the 16th century. The original race populated the territory that today occupies the municipality of Constanza before the discovery of the island. Constanza is a municipality in the Dominican Republic, which is located in the province of La Vega.

Dominican amber

Is an amber from the Dominican Republic. Resin from the extinct tree Hymenaea protera is the source of Dominican amber and probably of most amber found in the tropics.

Bohío Dominicano

Old house of "Los Tainos and other tribes" an indigenous tribes that populated our island before the arrival of the Spanish and their destruction. Then in the rural areas a little more comfortable they continued to be used until our times.

Ok, that was the good ones, now the caos! Kekeke

Carro público (Public car)

Public transportation in the Dominican Republic is not a complete chaos, but we still have many deficiencies and many old vehicles in disadvantaged areas, after the entry into force of the Santo Domingo Metro and the Cable Car, things have changed a lot, but still You see these vehicles. Uber is available.

Motoconcho (Motorbike)

This is a satire of motorbike transportation, but everything you see is reality.

Public transportation

To travel within the country there are the "Guaguas", that is, public buses, they are also used for urban transportation, there is the "OMSA", the government transportation, which has improved a little in recent years, but does not cover many areas, only the metropolitan area. Of course there is organized transportation with quality buses, and other transportation.

But not all is Caos..

Metro de Santo Domingo

And Santo Domingo, the place I live... Two years ago I moved to the northwest, but in a few years I plan to return to Santo Domingo. I'm not a country girl hahaha.

Santo Domingo

Malecón de Santo Domingo

Downtown Santo Domingo

Colonial Zone

We eat a lot.. not just this dishes..

Dominican Food

The daily Dominican Food is White Rice, Beans, Meat (Chicken, Pork or Beef) and Salad

We drink a lot! (not me LOL) just when I was younger and beautiful and all they guys loved me.. :)

Dominican Ron

More information Dominican Republic Rum - A Beginners Guide to...

Dominican Beer

We dance a lot!

Merengue

Bachata

This bachata is one of the "clean" ones, but there are many with words that only we understand (although I don't understand much either hehe)

Música urbana (DEMBOW)

This is danced a lot in the popular neighborhoods, and the most popular area is called "La 42", if you come you can enjoy it but be very CAREFUL! not everyone is good

Guaracha

Looks like bachata but more slow

Salsa dominicana

And of course Electronic music and all others

D-Unity - Live @ Radio Intense, Punta Cana, Dominican Republic 28.7.2021 / Techno DJ Mix

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