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Places To Visit In Venezuela
A holiday in Venezuela will leave you with pleasant mainland and island memories. The country has wildlife and greenery, and the lovely tropical climate. Venezuela is also one of the most urban hot spots of Latin America.Both wildlife enthusiasts and art lovers love Venezuela as it offers everything from art, culture and heritage to thrilling outdoor pursuits. Central Venezuela has the large cities frequented by tourists, like Miranda and Vargas.More...
What Type Of Food Is In Venezuela ?
 Venezuelan food is a major attraction among tourists visiting this country. Most native recipes of Venezuela make good use of seafood, while other specialties are chicken and meat dishes are served with bread.Because of its location, Venezuela is home some great seafood, though the national dish pabellon is not seafood. It contains stewed meat, shredded meat, black beans, rice and banana, which is a typical South American combo. More...
Venezuela Culture
 Venezuelan culture of Venezuela is a melting pot culture created by wide influences, from the original American Indians to the Spanish and Africans, followed by Italians, Portuguese, Arabs, Germans and many others from the bordering countries of South America.Most Venezuelans live in the urban areas, concentrated in the northern part. Almost half of the land area of Venezuela lies on the south side of the River Orinoco River, and even then only a meager 5 percent of Venezuelans live in that area.More...
What Is The Capital Of Venezuela ?
 Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, is both cosmopolitan as well as a classical South American city. It is a vibrant metropolis with plenty to offer in terms of restaurants and nightlife. Caracas is served by the Maiquetia International Airport, a modern airport that connects Caracas to all the main cities in Venezuela, as well as in South, Central and North America.More...
Fact About Venezuela
 Venezuela was found by European explorers in the 15th century. This South American country is bordered by Guyana in the east, Brazil in the south and Colombia in the west. Venezuela’s official name is Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela; the country had gained independence from Spain in the year 1811, and later became an independent republic in 1821.More...
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