Driving To Jamaca De Dios Jarabacoa Dominican Republic

Drive with me to one of the most amazing cities in the Dominican Republic, Jarabacoa. High in the mountains of Jarabacoa at an altitude of around 1,200 m. is this amazing restaurant, part of the residential project Jamaca de Dios.
The Aroma of the Mountain restaurant overlooks a beautiful view of the city of Jarabacoa and nearby mountains. You will enjoy pure fresh air and a pleasant atmosphere.
The menu contains Dominican and American dishes, among others, the chef of Jamaca De Dios restaurant has vast experience, and his specialties are desserts. The restaurant is about 5 kilometers from the center of the city of Jarabacoa.
I drove to some of the most beautiful residential areas in Jarabacoa, with stunning villas, log cabins and vast ranches.
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[@calamorico]

I was born in Santo Domingo DR but never had the chance to visit the awesomeness of my beloved motherland😟.
Jarabacoa is indeed a paradise with a very green & clean year round springtime environment. It's pitiful that my own people don't appreciate it as much as a bunch of foreigners who are migrating there & buying big portions of land because they see the profitability value. I came to the US as a teenager with my parents in 1969, now I'm longing to return to DR & live in Jarabacoa to know & learn more my country's historical riches & beauty! 🇩🇴🌴🌿⛰

[@singledestinations2966]

Hopefully, you do return there. DR is my favorite place.

[@shantinu3059]

Thanks for the video. The J in Jarabacoa is pronounced as an aspirated /h/. The word is "hamaca" with an h instead of the letter j .

[@singledestinations2966]

Thanks for letting me know.

[@calamorico]

You're correct regarding J/H pronunciation, but as a Dominican, I know many of us call the hammock: "Jamaca" thus the name of that town in Jarabacoa is called: "Jamaca de Dios " meaning: "God's Hammock or (Hammock of God)😅

[@shantinu3059]

@@calamorico The word jamaca comes from the Taino language according to information published in youtube channels such as Kiskeya,,

[@おいmizuno]

My beautiful town, overrated.

[@singledestinations2966]

I don't think it is. This place is really amazing.

[@おいmizuno]

@@singledestinations2966 I was born in Jarabacoa...

[@calamorico]

@@singledestinations2966 you're absolutely right, because you saw its beauty with your own eyes! Thank you!