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UnderstandPedro Sánchez is a small town located about three hours east of Santo Domingo.

Get aroundEverything is within walking distance, but you can easily hop on a local motorcycle taxi or minibus to take you around town.

DoIn 2008 the community took the initiative to form a community-run ecotourism project called the Treasure of the East (Tesoro del Este).

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