56 Fun And Interesting Facts About The Dominican Republic
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Read moreMoncion is located in the southwest region of the Santiago Rodriguez province of the Dominican Republic. Before colonization, this province was knows by the locals as Guaragano. It was given its present name in the late 1800’s in honor of General Benito Moncion. Moncion has a population of about 40,000.
Moncion is most popularly known for its production of casabe, a thin, crusty flat bread made of yucca flour and water, cooked at high temperatures. This region has been making this bread for centuries. In fact, when the Spanish first arrived in the Dominican Republic, they soon realized this type of bread could last much longer without getting moldy in this warm and humid climate. To this day, casabe is a popular daily staple in the Dominican diet. It is eaten as a breakfast food or even as an accompaniment to soups or hot beverages.
Every year the city of Moncion celebrates its Patron Saint, Saint Anthony, with a nine-day wholesome festival of parades, games, live music etc. which take place mostly in the Municipal Park and surrounding areas.
Expense | Monthly Cost |
---|---|
Rent | DOP 600 |
Gas | DOP 300 |
Electricity | DOP 1,200 |
Transportation | DOP 2,390 |
Telephone | DOP 300 |
Internet | DOP 800 |
Cable TV | DOP 1,500 |
Groceries | DOP 14,000 |
Entertainment | DOP 11,000 |
Total | DOP 32,090 |
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