Posada Restaurante Rosa Montana
Travel Blogs from Merida
Day 3
... people don't seem to be phased by much.
Ramon really went out of his way to help me; it was incredible really. He refused to take the money I offered him. I offered to give him the petrol money; he said it costs 50c to fill the tank in Venezuela! The only thing he asked was if I would teach Miguel some English, some cool phrases that he can use when they travel to Europe next year. That's the least I could do...
Was invited to go for a couple of beers with the ...
Crossing the Border to Venezuela
... br> Even better, when taxi rates to the border seemed rather high, the guy I exchanged money with was nice enough to point us to the place where we could catch the much cheaper local bus. Half an hour later, we arrived at the actual border and after a quick stop for a cup of tea, we proceeded towards the Colombian immigration. Getting our exit stamp was quick and before we knew it, we were walking across the bridge that separates two of the most notorious countries in South ...
Living the good life
... enjoyed it.
It's been sooooo awesome to get to know so much more of the culture. I've been cooking a lot with Alberto and my family. I always feel like cooking now, which is weird haha. However, believe it or not, I still am getting used to certain aspects of the culture. Every now and then I get really frustrated with things. But, that's just normal!
Been thinking about all my friends and family so much. Miss and love you all!
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Venezuela
... 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 ...
Last days in Colombia - Going to Merida, Venezuela
... 959;λομβ 43;ας όπου πήρα ένα λεωφορ 49;ίο προς τα σύνορα (Μαικάο) και μετά στο Μαρακά 53;μπο της Βενεζο ...
Location
Other places to stay in Merida
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El Serrano
48-110 MERIDA , Merida | 3 star hotel -
Posada Casa Sol
Av 4 entre calles 15 y 16, Merida | 3 star hotel -
Hotel Paramo La Culata
Merida | Hotel -
Hotel Belensate
Merida, 5101, Merida | 4 star hotel -
Posada La Montana
Calle 24 no. 6-47, Merida | Hotel -
Los Frailes
Carretera Trasandinia via Santo Domingo, Merida | 4 star hotel -
Hotel La Pedregosa
Avenida Panamericana-Los Próceres, Merida | Hotel -
Hotel Tisure
Avenida 4 Bolivar, Merida | Hotel -
Hotel El Castillo de San Ignacio
Avenida Carabobo, con Carretera Trasandina, Merida | Hotel -
Hotel Parque Turistico Apartaderos
Carretera Trasandina, Merida | Hotel -
Posada Luz Caraballo
Av. 2 no. 13-80, Merida | Hotel -
Agroturismo Cabanas Montes Los Tatuyes
Via El Morro, kilómetro 10, Merida | Hotel -
Hotel Caribay
Prolongacion Avenida 2 Lora, Merida | Hotel -
Hotel Escuela Prado Rio
Avenida 1, Merida | Hotel -
Nevada Palace
Calle 24 entre Av. 5 y 6 Nro. 5-45, Merida | Hotel -
Hosteria & Spa La Sevillana
Final Carretera Pedregosa Alta, Merida | 3 star hotel -
Hotel Los Conquistadores
Avenida Carabobo 14, Merida | Hotel -
Hotel Mintoy
Calle 25 8-130 , Merida | Hotel -
Cabanas Micata
Carretera Transandina, kilometro 27, Merida | Hotel -
Estancia San Francisco
Sector Alto Viento Via el Valle , Merida | Hotel -
Hotel La Terraza
Av. Principal Los Chorros de Milla, Merida | Hotel -
Posada La Casona de Margot
Av 4 inbetween calle 15 and 16 , Merida | Hotel -
Posada Los Bucares de Merida
Avenida 4 con Calle 15, Merida | Hotel -
Hotel Resort La Sierra
Calle Principal, con Calle San Geronimo, Merida | Hotel -
Posada Parador de Los Pinos
Km. 17, VÃa La Culata, Merida | Hotel -
Hotel Chama
Calle 29, entre avenidas 4 y Don Tulio, Merida | Hotel
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