Attractions• Places to explore on your visit to Venezuela:

Caracas The North West Isla de Margarita Andean Venezuelan The North East The Guayana Highlands

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CARACAS

• Caracas is the capital city of Venezuela. It is situated in a valley surrounded by hills and forested mountains, Caracas is a very populated metropolis. The suburbs are filled with attraction like: El Hatillo, to the south, to the north of Caracas there are beautiful beaches, amazing places to enjoy the Caribbean sun. http://www.geographia.com/venezuela/explorations.htm

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Park Los Caobos

Paseo ColonView of Caracas

Hotel Humboldt Central Park

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The North West

• The North West of Caracas has a long history. This was one of the regions where Columbus first landed. Coro and Maracaibo, the 2nd most populous cities, served as ports for trading with the Netherlands Antilles. Venezuela's most treasured seashores, Parque Nacional Morrocoy is located along the coast line. The park is very well known for its’ excellent beaches and numerous fine reefs for snorkeling and diving.

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House of 100 windows / Coro

St. Francisco Church

Morrocoy

Coral Reefs / Morrocoy

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Isla de Margarita• A great place to visit in Venezuela is Isla Margarita. It is

the ultimate vacation home. The island is about sits about 40km off the mainland and has 300,000 habitants. In Porlamar, the capital city of the island offers all the modern convenience you could need. In Isla de Margarita you can enjoy of the dry, desert climate, like in its nearby islands of Curacao and Bonaire.

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Av. Rómulo Betancourt / Porlamar

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SportIsla Margarita

Arch of Trees

Playa el Agua

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Andean Venezuelan

• The mountains of the Andes penetrate Venezuela in the West. In the Andes, the peaks here are tall, striking, and plentiful. Here you can find many places of adventure and sporting options. There are actually two ranges of the Andes in the region where the old city of Merida is located. Merida is a University town where you can find many young people and a bohemian culture.

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Peak Bolivar

Victoria Lagoon

Trujillo

Macubaji Lagoon El Paramo la Negra

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The North East

• Venezuela's North East is the most famous for it clear blue water beaches where these beaches rich their appealing heights. This is the Venezuelan destination for the sun and water lovers. Here you can find the Mochima National Park, a shoreline reserve of coral reefs, hundreds of islands, and beaches. Cumana, is the capital here, and it is claimed as being the oldest town on the mainland.

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Colorada Beach Pariahttp://www.venezuelatuya.com/oriente/paria.htm

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St. Ines Church

The Guayana Highlands

• The Guayana Highlands define the south east region of Venezuela. People can find here the world’s most famous landmark. The Angel Falls - the world's most vertiginous waterfall. Also other falls can be part of many attraction. however, are just one of many distinctive features in the area, which is also known for the Orinoco river and also its Tepuis. Tepuis are huge sandstone mesas that rise thousands of feet about the Gran Sabana, a vast grassland.

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Angel Falls

Salto el Sapo

La Gran Sabana

Canaima Lagoon

Red water and pink sand in Canaima

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