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Borinquen: Puerto Rico — App Store rankings

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About this app

The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Borinquen is a beautiful, bilingual (English & Spanish) guide to Puerto Rico — part interactive encyclopedia, part travel companion. Whether you're planning a trip, reconnecting with your roots, or simply curious about La Isla del Encanto, everything is one tap away. EXPLORE SEVEN WAYS • History — five centuries, year by year: politics, weather, economy, culture and sports, each with sources. • Culture — the island's story across seven eras, from Taíno roots to today. • Cuisine — 200+ classic dishes, every one with a full recipe. • Music — from bomba and plena to salsa and reggaetón. • Locations — beaches, tourist spots, historic sites, museums, nature, restaurants, shops and more. Browse by town, with hours and one-tap Apple Maps directions. • Map — all 78 municipios drawn out; tap a pueblo to see everything located there. • Vacation Planner (free) — a day-by-day itinerary with a trip budget, a packing checklist built from your plans, trip notes for tickets & bookings (photograph them instead of typing!), favorites, and one-tap export to Apple Calendar. • Reviews — read fellow travelers' takes on any place, and add your own with photos and star ratings. PLAN WITH AI Tell the built-in planner where you're staying and what you like, and it builds a personalized, day-by-day itinerary from real places across the island. BILINGUAL, EVERYWHERE Switch between English and Spanish anytime with a single tap. Every entry is written in both languages. MADE WITH CARE Facts are written originally and sourced. Photos are Public Domain or Creative Commons, shown with credit. No ads. No tracking. Borinquen — La Isla del Encanto, in your pocket.

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