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Truly a nation “out of many, one people” Jamaica is a multifaceted
                 mosaic of international customs and traditions. Our
ancestors, from
                 Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East, have helped
to shape our
                 culture, creating one that is uniquely Jamaican. When
visiting our
                 island home, take time to experience our culture… it’s
what sets us
                 apart from other Caribbean destinations. Reason with a
Rastafarian 
                 about
                 life, love or politics. Lose yourself in the rhythms
and movements of a
                 people who still refuse to be constrained. Visit one of
our many
                 theatres or stage shows and delight in our performing
arts, showcasing
                 everything from Jonkonnu to jazz. Want to dance too?
Join in the wild
                 revelry of Carnival and Augus’ Mawnin or just follow
the reggae beat,
                 pulsing from street corners and rum bars island wide.
After that, share
                 a meal with us –ackee and saltfish with roast
breadfruit, escoveitched
                 fish, bammy and festival – our epicurean feasts will
tantalize your
                 taste buds. In Jamaica, you’ll discover new worlds, and
familiar ones
                 too, lots to learn about, and even more to love. No
wonder we’ve been
                 called ‘the biggest little island in the world…’ It’s a
title we can
                 live with.

                 Jamaica is a natural muse. Our land gleams in
Technicolor, as lofty 
                 Blue
                 Mountains spill onto verdant plains, shimmering sands
and turquoise
                 seas. Our people are bold, brash and bubbly, hailing
from around the
                 globe to give a spectrum of skin tones, customs and
traditions. Our 
                 rich
                 history and culture provide a plethora of ideas, images
and untold
                 stories. Given all this, it’s no wonder Jamaicans pulse
with a creative
                 energy that overflows into whatever we do. It’s in the
way we talk,
                 walk, dance, dress and in the countless other nuances
making up the
                 fabric of our everyday lives. Our creativity, however,
is perhaps most
                 tangible in our visual art, which uses our country’s
inspirational
                 palette to give a physical reflection of everything we
are, have been
                 and will be. 

                 Religion is omnipresent in Jamaica – everywhere you go
it permeates
                 academic debates, ceremonies, business and political
life. We are a
                 predominantly Christian country, with large groups of
Baptists,
                 Anglicans and Roman Catholics. Other religions, such as
Islam, and
                 Judaism are also represented on a small scale, adding
to the diversity
                 of our nation’s heritage.

                 On August 6, 1962, Jamaica became an independent
nation. At the stroke
                 of 12 that hot summer night, the Union Jack of Great
Britain was
                 lowered, and with much expectation, celebration and
relief, the 
                 Jamaican
                 people commemorated the rising of their own colours –
black, green and
                 gold – with dances, parades and religious ceremonies. 

                 There is a well-known adage asserting proudly that the
heart of the
                 Jamaican people has never ceased to dance. It’s true –
dancing is an
                 integral part of everyday Jamaican life. We dance
everywhere and for 
                 all
                 occasions – for worship, cultural celebrations, formal
events and 
                 social
                 gatherings. Once there’s music, hips gyrate, hands
start to clap while
                 round buttocks roll, and everyone – old and young alike
– finds himself
                 or herself moving to the infectious rhythmic beat.



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