The Jamaica

The word Jamaica means "Spring of Islands" in the Arawak Language. It is the third-largest country in the Caribbean Islands of Central America. The inhabitants speak English mostly. Jamaica is easily accessible by air and sea as the world's major sea routes and airlines are a part of this place.

The country boasts of a flourishing landscape with sun-kissed golden beaches, wildlife, flora and fauna. The Jamaican beaches are ideal for snorkelling, scuba diving, windsurfing, and surfing. Students from all over the world visit Jamaica for medical studies for multiple reasons- nature-oriented lifestyle, low-cost living, low tuition fees, quality education, vibrant music and last but not least, their exotic cuisine.

Jamaica is named in the Arawak language which means “Spring of Islands”. Jamaica is an English-speaking country and the third largest country in the Caribbean Islands of Central America. Jamaica is well placed in the world’s major airline and sea routes. The country has flaunting nature adoring exciting places with flora, wildlife, and beaches to explore snorkelling, surfing, windsurfing, and scuba diving. It attracts students from all over the world for medical studies for its low cost of living, low tuition fees, nature-oriented lifestyle, the exotic cuisine and vibrant reggae music.

Kingston is the capital city of Jamaica. The city is divided into two halves as downtown and uptown. Down has historic buildings, banks, street markets, the courts and one of the Caribbean’s greatest art museums. To the contrast, Uptown is home to the city’s best restaurants and hotels, and holds new Kingston with its cluster of tall buildings and emancipation park.

Saint Elizebeth is one of Jamaica's most prominent and largest parishes ever. It is known as the "breadbasket" since the area is famous for its wetlands, pastures, forests, scrub woodlands and grasslands. People in Saint Elizabeth mainly cultivate sugarcane. It is a planned city designed by the Leyden brothers. It is:

• Black River is the capital of St. Elizabeth.
• One of the oldest and most popular European towns in Jamaica.
• The centre of environmental tourism, bustling with trade activities from all across the world.