Hotel El Teleferico Merida

Plaza Las Heroinas Merida, Andes, Venezuela

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Mérida, Venezuela

A travel blog entry by michelrenggli

46

... während die andere zwei schnäll uf e Gipfel klätteret sind. Während em anderthalbstündige Warte han i mi allerdings au nid würkli chönne erhole. S'einzige wo in dere Situation hilft, isch dr Abstieg. Aber bevor i in agnähmeri Höchene ha chönne abstiege, han i z'erscht nomol 200 m ufe, uf e Pico Espejo zrugg müesse. Das Stück het au no es paar Chlätterpertie beinhaltet, dört wo mer uns ...

Merida Madness!!

A travel blog entry by thomasandannie

25

... as we were descending, my stomach was in nots, the shot was definitely not working now! We got back to the Posada and went for dinner in an amazing restaurant around the corner which was as cheap as chips and had a few beers in their catacomb bar and made our way home after that!!

Day 3
Up early and had breakfast and went down to book a caynoning trip, as it turned out we were not up early enough, instead we booked a ...

After the "Gripe"

A travel blog entry by celticewan

8

... rise to a set of interesting practices, including bars opening at random times for a few hours and later being closed by the police, to some somewhat timely power cuts at around 8pm several evenings in a row (could just have been a coincidence of course), to bars serving drinks in mugs and plastic cups....however the overall effect was that for all intents and purposes the nightlife of the city was closed, anbd despite hanging out in friend´s houses or ...

Living the good life

A travel blog entry by ellieberg

... excited for those!

Two weeks ago I went with Alberto to his hometown, Barinas. First we went to his uncle's farm, which is basically a second home they built where the whole family gets together. It is absolutely gorgeous. We spent just two days there and then went to Alberto's house. Meeting his family was a lot of fun. They are great people! We hung out with his mom and grandma for almost a week, seeing movies, going out to eat, cooking...ect. ...

Venezuela

A travel blog entry by pimpc

... just about everybody owns a car there, which makes sense as the price of gas is only about $1 for 90 liters or 24 gallons, depending which measurement system you fancy. I saw one guy filling up his car and when he was done, he pulled out the nozzle and gas was still pouring out all over the ground. Obvious environmentalists, but that’s besides the point.
Second Hugo Chavez. He’s probably the only Latin American leader outside of Fidel Castro that most could ...

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