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Hotel President Caracas

Avenida Valparaiso Los Caobos Caracas, Central Venezuela, 1054, Venezuela

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Amazons and Angels (& Amadeus)!

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... jungle lodge 3 hours up the Rio Negro from Manaus. The Anavilhanas Jungle Lodge was a big change from our usual backpacker fare and proved a wonderful base for exploration. Set deep in the jungle alongside the enormous river we had a fantastic three days trekking, wildlife spotting on land and water and stuffing ourselves with some great food and lapping up the luxurious accommodation. The Rio Negro is a popular choice for jungle tripping given that its ...

Caracas, Venezuela

A travel blog entry by ksuke0410

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... 454;集した。 2381;して、エ&# 12531;ジェルフ& #12457;ールズに 行こうと思 ;い、唯一ਰ 5;本人が経Û 42;する旅行 250;社を探し 0986;して行っ&# 12390;みた。 すると、パ ...

Once more into the breach

A travel blog entry by place77

... back at which point I'm completely confused as to how much I am actually paying and what's going on but eventually we set off to get into Caracas.

Although we don't. We drive about 5 minutes before another conversation between Carla and the taxi driver and it seems man mountain Mike didn't pay the taxi driver and the taxi driver is still annoyed that mike has taken a very handsome tip (I think about 10 US dollars) for his efforts after I ...

Caracas, Tucucas and Caracas

A travel blog entry by joeandanna

... specifically one Tucacas supermarket) was generally either stale, rotten or just plain disgusting. We were very lucky however, as Joe´s family took us out for some very nice meals and puddings. The beef carpacio and pasta dishes were good and the fruit juice very delicious, if a little sweet. We were also intrduced to Arepas, a toasted, savory, corn bread/cake type thing, served with cheese or stewed meat. Very tasty with the middle fluff removed.

Hours on a bus so far: 22 hrs
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Discovering lost worlds

A travel blog entry by rachelandmike

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For the last three weeks we've been in Venezuela, which always seemed to us one of those almost mythological places, so exotically far-flung that you’re not quite sure whether to believe in it or not. But we made our way here, on an overland truck trip from Brazil, so it seems it must be true after all! The image of the country that most readily springs to mind is probably Angel Falls, the worlds highest waterfall, buried deep in the jungle ...