Hotel Urdaneta Merida

Avenida Urdaneta, entre calles 50 y 51, numero 50-61, Quinta Daisy Merida, Andes, 5101, Venezuela

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Dia 6

A travel blog entry by sandraewens

Yo visite al Plaza Bolívar y ver la fuente famosa, jardín, y estatua de Bolívar. Proporcionar tiene la fuente todo la cuidad. Después de la plaza, yo tome el Teleférico y llegue a Pico Espejo Estación. El Teleférico tiene restaurantes y observatorios. Saque muchas fotos. Yo recomendable todos que toman el Teleférico. Llegue Hotel Urdaneta a noche.

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To the beach and back

A travel blog entry by gordonandsarah

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... to lose any momentum they have gained on downhill stretches so their technique for sharp, blind corners with huge cliffs beside them was to drive into them at full speed (often on the wrong side of the narrow road) with one hand on the horn. Somewhat scary. Anyway, 3 or 4 hours over the mountain pass, 1 break down, 1 flat tire and several near fatal accidents later we pulled into Puerto Columbia and found ourselves possibly the kitschest little hotel in the world. ...

Life at 4000 metres

A travel blog entry by celticewan

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... need to do more of the same. The weekend finished off with a couple of beers in the bar next to where I´m staying, followed by a damn good sleep!

The other thing that has happened here today is that Mérida is currently suffering from an outbreak of H1N1 Swine Flu, with 150 cases reported before the weekend. It´s a strange sight with quite a few people walking around with those masks covering your mouth. As a result, everyone is getting ...

Merida and Los LLanos

A travel blog entry by james.tash

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On our second day in Los Llanos alter breakfast we set off to the river, this time to do some Piranha fishing. Unfortunately we both didn´t have much luck. The hooks seemed quite big and generally the piranha took the bait (fat) off the hook. We felt constant little tugs of the line and may have not been quick enough when whipping it back to the bank which was the required technique. Tash caught a small fish and the best James did was to catch a large ...

Venezuela

A travel blog entry by pimpc

... intending on heading to Merida, the first major city in Venezuela. We caught a bus from Bogota to the border town of Cucuta (14 hours), then caught a taxi which brought us through the border to a town called San Cristobal (3 Hours), then a bus to Merida (5 Hours). This had been a non-stop adventure and we finally arrived safely at 1:00 a.m.
Merida is a college town and was a real chill place known for paragliding and various tours. The tour that caught our attention was ...

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