Mural de la Prehistoria.

Description

The Mural of Prehistory, one of the largest open-air frescoes on the planet, located in the Dos Hermanas Valley Represents the region's biogeological past, considered one of the oldest lands in the Caribbean. which is painted in one of the stone elevations. The Mural of Prehistory was created in 1959 by the painter Leovigildo González Morillo, scientist and director of Cartography at the Academy of Sciences of Cuba, student of the outstanding Mexican muralist Diego Rivera.

Palenque de los Cimarrones

Description

It is a museographic reconstruction of the way of life of the cimarron slave, who fled from the barracks of the sugar mills during the period of colonization. In the installation an approach to the origins, history and culture is reached in this very picturesque area of ​​Viñales. It is a site of high natural values ​​for its scenic-aesthetic sense and endemism, referring to the impact left by the colonial era and cultural heritage of ethnic groups from the so-called black continent.

Cueva del Indio

Description

It is one of the most impressive and accessible of all the caves of Viñales, is the Cueva del Indio. This cave was originated about 5 million years ago by the waters of the San Vicente River. It has an extension of about 4 km although only one of them is open to the public. Inside, apart from its curious stalactites and stalagmites, cave paintings and remains of utensils from pre-Columbian Cuban cultures have been found.