古巴

告訴你一個真實的古巴/ An Authentic Cuba!

芨芨草(芝加哥)
2017-03-12 08:23
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記住這個吃冰淇淋的地方
This is the pl ace where we had the cheapest ice cream.

標準的一家三口
One family

夜生活
night life

這哥們點了好多冰激凌，我們在想他是怎麼吃下這麼多，結果我們看到他打包回家了。
This guy ordered all those ice cream! We were so surprised how could he eat all of them, but he put it in a container to take home.

猜猜這一盒冰激凌多少錢？大概不到20美分。
Guess how much? Less than 20 cents.

經過一家貌似的中餐館，但是據說整個古巴都沒有什麼中國美食。
Looks like Chinese restaurant. However, it is seem there is no authentic Chinese food even around the whole Cuba.

很現代的游樂場，去年才竣工。
Very modern amusement park. It's just started last year.

鮮花“店”

貌似是酒店

一個和美國相關的紀念碑
A monument related to America

PETA 是一個國際性保護動物的組織，他們這一批的志願者正好和我們相遇在青旅。
4 volunteers from PETA, we met in hostel.

朗姆酒
rum

Havana Club is the most famous brand.

哈瓦那的夜生活，一個舞廳，但是我們沒有能夠進入。
A bar, but we could not get into it.

無處不在的剪刀手
Yeah!

THREE-第三天第三天
早上青旅的朋友留了他家地址，等我們第四天去做客，他想讓我們看看一個真實的古巴中產階級生活。
從哈瓦那拼車去，一起拼車的人是一對美國夫婦，還挺不錯。開了四個小時多就到了，司機一腳油門到160，但在服務區就悠哉悠哉。午飯在外面吃了一些，貴！
在Trinidad 幸好只待一天，全是游客，我們就走在小鎮上，一個下午不一會兒就走完了……買了朗姆酒帶回美國，這一切都是純游客的趕腳。
晚飯倒是非常滿足因為房東煮的，不過她們也就是純服務的感覺，所以並不是特別自然。
一直尋找甘蔗汁，可就是沒有…後來才知道，甘蔗全部國有，我們一直也無法品嘗到甘蔗汁。

The third day, we car pooled with another American couple. We shared a lot of experience about our trip. They had similar experiences being cheated. Also, they told us, you can order lobster privately because it is illegal to put it in the menu for some restaurants. The price is around $10, so it is a good deal.

Trinidad is very beautiful and has the most colonial feeling. Of course, that’s a total tourist city. We bought some rum in the store, since it’s a local store own by the government, we knew the quality was good.

We had an awesome meal at the casa, and we only paid $12 for a lobster dinner with soup and dessert. So, asking your host to cook for you would be a really good choice. The price is lower and probably you can have the real authentic food.

We were so looking forward to the sugar cane juice, but we could not find anything about the sugar cane, because the government own it and there was no private business about sugar cane.