Hotel Las Lomas Merida

Avenida Los Proceres, via Jaji, Sector Manzano Alto Merida, Andes, 5101, Venezuela

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Life at 4000 metres

A travel blog entry by celticewan

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... the full moon were all absolutely amazing! We were camping beside the lake, and at night you could see the reflection of the full moon in the still water, can´t wait to show all of the photo´s! And before everyone thinks it was also a massive night Scottish-style, no one was drinking as at that height alcohol is apparently not a good idea. The other detail worth recalling is that with a really cold night, no sleeping mat and no pillow, it was one fo the ...

Merida and Los LLanos

A travel blog entry by james.tash

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... a man was very keen on Tasha getting a picture of his famous Venezuelan bread! As the sun went down we entered the Apure region and began to spot lots of birds in the pools of the plains on either side of the road, it began to rain again and the roads got more trecherous as our driver kept having to swerve out of the way of huge potholes, and leaping frogs!

Tash was slightly disappointed on arrival at the camp by the fact that our ´room´ (concrete block with ...

Venezuela

A travel blog entry by pimpc

... And sixth, which I didn’t necessarily see first hand, is the crime element in Venezuela. This is the most common reason why travelers don’t go there, as Venezuela and its capital, Caracas, are reported to both have among the highest per capita murder rates in the world. From a taxi, I did see a guy on the ground, with a bunch of broken glass around him and a pool of blood coming from what I assume was his head. He might have died for all I know, but that was the ...

First week in Merida and Catatumbo Lightning

A travel blog entry by upvoulns

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... 959; σαββατ 59;κύριακ ο αποφάσ 53;σα να επισκε 66;τώ τις Αστραπ 41;ς του Κατατο 73;μβου οι οποίες είναι ένα ...

Eurgh, I'm so hungover! Let's go canyoning!!

A travel blog entry by 218days

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... of rum, some card games and a night out. The next day however, we had booked up to go canyoning which involves walking/hobbling down a river until you come to a waterfall which requires rapelling down to continue. This particular river involved 3 descents of 6m, 18m and 30m respectively. Whilst this seemed like the best hangover cure (which it was) it soon became clear that in fact the lack of sleep and energy hindered the experience somewhat. We got a bit of a ...

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