The following content is for reference and learning only, and the ranking is not divided.
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| 1 | Duns River Falls | Duns falls is located near Ocho Rios. It is said that Spain and Britain fought for the island in 1657. As one of the fastest-growing tourist attractions in Jamaica, dunce River Falls is unique and one of Jamaica’s national treasures. Dun’s river waterfall is 300 meters high. It spreads from top to bottom like a terrace and leads to the waterfall-like steps. The lagoon is interspersed between several small waterfalls. |
| 2 | Negril Beach | Negril beach has become one of the top ten famous beaches because its weather is excellent and constant all year round. The blue sea water and fine white sand are not clear celestial beaches, but they are too tempting for celestial swimmers. Surprisingly, Jamaica will not be affected during the hurricane season throughout October. |
| 3 | Prospect Botanical Garden | Foreground botanical garden is one of the famous scenic spots in Jamaica in North America, and it is also the most extensive botanical garden in the Caribbean islands. It was established in 1873. After Elizabeth II came to the park in 1953, it was renamed the Royal Botanical Garden. The prospect botanical garden has become a garden of hope locally, close to the Jamaica Institute of technology and art, the University of the West Indies, and the National Laboratory. It is basically a park with a large number of tropical plants. |
| 4 | Rose Hall Mansion | Located on a hill 15 kilometers east of Montego Bay, the Rose Hall mansion was built by John, the former governor of Jamaica. Parma and his wife built it in 1770 in the style of the Georgian period. Standing at the Rose Hall mansion and looking out at the beach in the distance, you can have a panoramic view of the vast sea, which makes you relaxed and happy. The Rose Hall mansion is divided into upper and lower floors, with stones under it. |
| 5 | Doctor Cave Beach | Bo Dong beach is a very famous scenic spot in Jamaica. It has been a famous beach for nearly a century. The beach is about 200 meters long. It is famous for its clear bottom water and pure white sand beach. The white sand beach looks very flat and wide. Tropical fish are very common. You can see it standing on the beach, so how clear the water here is. There are sunbathing and freshwater swimming pools on the beach, as well as special shallow water swimming areas. |
| 6 | jamaica blue mountain | Blue Mountain is a lengthened mountain range in Jamaica. Surrounded by the Caribbean Sea, whenever the sun shines directly on the blue sea on a sunny day, the mountains will reflect the bright blue light of the sea, so it is called a blue mountain. With a height of 2256 meters, the blue mountain is one of the highest mountains in the Caribbean and the second largest butterfly habitat in the world and the largest in America. Blue Mountain has fertile volcanic soil, a humid climate, no pollution, fresh air, and foggy and rainy all year round, which is very suitable for the growth of coffee. Especially in the afternoon every day, clouds cover the whole peak, which not only provides natural shade for coffee trees but also brings abundant water vapor, making Blue Mountain Coffee outstanding in taste and aroma. |
| 7 | Bob Marley Museum | The Bob Marley museum is designed to commemorate the late reggae music star, Robert Bob Marley. Bob’s photos and cartoons are painted on the walls of the small courtyard. The bright colors and red, yellow, or black cloth bands around the curtain make this small courtyard located in a civilian area as unreal as a fairy tale world. If you have heard or even understood reggae music and Bob Marley, even if you are not a “fan”, Coming to this courtyard will also give birth to the trance feeling of pilgrimage. |
| 8 | Devon House | Devon’s house was built by George Stiebel, the son of a housekeeper and Jewish businessman. After making a fortune by investing in gold mines in Venezuela, Steve bought 99 real estates in Jamaica, including 53 acres of land in the Diocese of St. Andrew, where he built the Dafang mansion in 1881. There are many Jamaican, Caribbean, British, and French antiques and Jamaican replicas in the Dafang mansion, which evokes people’s memories of the Jamaican great house from 1860 to 1870. |
| 9 | Appleton Manor | Appleton manor, which began in 1749, is the most historic old shop in Jamaica. When you enter the manor, you can see the production process of rum and the fermentation warehouse of rum. Of course, tasting rum is indispensable. You can visit the production process here in the form of a delegation. |
| 10 | Greenwood Mansion | Founded in 1800 and with a history of more than 210 years, the Greenwood mansion is one of the best-preserved residences in Jamaica. It was once the residence of the famous British poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Greenwood mansion is now the best antique Museum in the Caribbean. The house is still preserved in its most primitive furniture and has the rarest musical instruments and books in Jamaica. The Greenwood mansion has important historical significance for two reasons. One is that it was owned by Hersey Barrett after Jamaica was conquered by Spain in 1655. There are more than 2000 slaves making sugar in the mansion, which is quite large, and it was not destroyed in the fire in 1830. |
| 11 | Martha Brae | Mather Bray river is a major river in triloni. There is also a magical legend about this river. An Arawak witch lives on the Bank of the mather Bray river. After hearing that the alawak people have treasure, the Spanish caught the Witch and asked him to lead the way to find the treasure. The witch pretended to promise, took them into a cave, and suddenly disappeared. The frightened Spaniard rushed out of the cave but was swallowed up by the mather Bray river. From then on, the witch completely changed the direction of the river. At present, the 3-kilometer-long mather Bray river is the best bamboo raft scenic spot in Jamaica. Skilled boatmen will paddle on a 30-foot-long bamboo raft to take tourists into a quiet and beautiful scenic spot and into an exciting and romantic adventure. |
| 12 | Santa Ana Bay | The bay of Santa Ana is the capital of the parish of Santa Ana and the third capital of Spain in the Americas. It is famous because the great Italian navigator Columbus first landed here in 1494, and then was trapped in the bay of Santa Ana for a year during Columbus’ fourth voyage. In the center of Santa, Ana Bay stands the sculpture of Columbus, the great navigator, to commemorate the discovery of Jamaica. The name Santa Ana Bay comes from the vast and beautiful bay here. Columbus was deeply attracted by the Bay scenery here when he first came here. He called it a beautiful paradise. |
| 13 | Rockland Bird Feeding Sanctuary | The Rockland wild bird reserve was established by a woman named Lisa. She moved to live near the current Rockland wild bird reserve in 1954. Because of her love for nature, she often feeds local birds, so she won the title of “bird lady”. She often visited various local birds and decided to establish a wild bird reserve. Eight years later, her dream came true and established the Rockland wild bird reserve open to the public. |
| 14 | Bloomingers Fields Beach | Bluefields beach is a public beach in the southeast of West Moreland. It is not only a beach, but also a landmark of Jamaica. Bluefields beach is a good place to go on a weekend trip. Usually, there are few people on the beach, but on weekends and holidays, there will be a sea of people here. Bluefields beach is very narrow, about 1 km long. The sand on the beach is fine and soft, but there will be some small stones. Originally, there was no gravel on the beach, which was brought by Hurricane Dean. |
| 15 | Montego Bay | A city on the northwest coast of Jamaica. Located on Montego Bay. With a population of 120000, it is the second largest city in Jamaica. Montego Bay’s name comes from Manteca (voice of grease) in Spain. Once upon a time, this place was the loading and unloading port of tallow and lard. With a long history, it has left many places of interest, suitable for you to explore. Originally an Indian village, Columbus landed here in 1494 and visited the local alawa Indian tribe. It became a colony after 1655, and it became a resort after the 20th century. |
| 16 | Nine Mile town | Nine Mile town is located in the parish of Santa Ana. On February 6, 1945, Bob, the founder of reggae music? Mary was born here, and he used to rest in the same place in the town. Bob? Mary’s grave is located in this small town and is managed by her family. There are many Bob in this famous Nine Mile town? Mary’s historical relics, including guitars, medals, and photos. Nine Mile town is Bob? The place where Mary’s journey began also had a great impact on his songs. Another famous attraction of the town is the “stone pillow”. When writing songs, he used to pillow on that stone for inspiration. Bob? Mary’s body and his guitar are buried in an oval marble tomb in a church. Although he is gone, he will not be alone, and his guitar will accompany him forever. |
| 17 | National hero Park | The national hero Park was established in 1783, covering an area of 20 hectares. It is the largest botanical garden in Kingston. It is famous for a large number of monuments, and it is also the burial place of Jamaican national heroes, prime ministers, and cultural leaders. The war monument in national hero Park was established in 1922 to commemorate the soldiers who died in World War I and World War II. The earliest monument in the park is to commemorate the famous black leader Marcus. Garvey, the first national hero of Jamaica, also has the tomb of his black Pentagram near the monument. The tomb of Jamaica’s famous Prime Minister Bustamante is also located in this park. The monument stands on his tomb. The base of the monument is very wide and the top is pointed. Bustamante became the first Prime Minister of Jamaica in 1962 and made great contributions to Jamaica’s national independence. In addition, the park is also the burial place of 140 elderly women who died in a fire in a nursing home in 1980. |
| 18 | O’choriyo | Northern port of Jamaica. Located on the Caribbean coast, about 11 kilometers east of San ansbe. Population 7000. One of the most important bauxite export ports in China. Famous tourist attractions. Surrounded by coconut forests, sugarcane forests, and fruit plantations, the Bay has beautiful tropical scenery and mild seawater. The bathing beach can be opened all year round. The Dunn river waterfall in the west of the city, with a drop of 180 meters, pours directly into the sea, which is spectacular. There are flights and railways connecting with other cities in China. |
| 19 | Mandeville | Towns in Midwest Jamaica. It is located in the central plateau mountains, 72 kilometers east of the capital Kingston, with an altitude of 628 meters. The population is 30000 (1982). The pasture surrounded by stone walls is rich in the characteristics of British mountain villages. Mountain scenery and fresh air used to be a sanitarium. The Kingston Montego Bay Railway passes here. |
