El Yunque National Forest Review

El Yunque National Forest (Cloud cover National Rainforest) is located in Puerto Rico and belongs to the national park system and is managed by the United States National Park Administration (National Park Service). It is said to be the largest tropical primitive rainforest in the United States National Rainforest System. We first went to the visitor center. Many tropical plants have been seen in the visitor center alone. The guide took us on a hike called La Mina Trail. Our guide was a girl who introduced the situation of tropical rainforests along the way, and some plants would stop to explain. This hiking route is not difficult to walk, there are basically repaired roads along the way, will pass a waterfall called La Mina, where many people swim. Yokahu Observation Tower is a watchtower in the rainforest, you can see from high above how big this rainforest is. In the Caribbean, the weather is mostly good. But when the hurricane comes, everything will become terrible. Also passing by the LA COCA waterfall, which is also a small waterfall in the tropical rainforest. Suitable for group photos. As a walk-through, the guide took us to a restaurant called Don Esteban in Fajado. The fish I ordered (Pechuga A LA PLANCHA) was very good, and people like me who don't like fish felt delicious.