Venezuela

When I went to Venezuela to volunteer with under-privileged children, I was working for an organisation called Aldeas de Paz. This is all about the place I was staying! keep reading →

When you arrive to Caracas by Simón Bolívar Airport, the first view is the coast mountain chain. The Caracas city valley is separated from the sea by part of this mountain... keep reading →

Los Llanos in Venezuela is a vast swathe of fauna-rich flatlands stretching right across central Venezuela and on into Columbia. The set off point is Mérida...a university... keep reading →

What is an Archipelago? According to wikipedia 'An archipelago is a chain or cluster of islands that are formed tectonically.' Archipelagoes are a group of islands of large... keep reading →

This is the final part of my Venezuela series. We volunteered with children in an indigenous village nearby called Manak-Kru, using a mobile school. keep reading →

One of the most incredible trips I’ve ever taken was an adventure expedition through the jungles and arid grasslands of Venezuela to visit “The Lost World”, written... keep reading →

Angel Falls  Holidaying is such an important part of human being of present era. The life of a common man is so stressed these days that a holiday is best way to releive... keep reading →

Venezuela is a very beautiful country, with its many dense jungles, arid grasslands, flattop tepui’s, gorgeous beaches, and also the highest waterfall in the world, Angel... keep reading →

Venezuela is the federal republic on the (Caribbean) coast of South America, bordering Colombia to the west, Brazil to the south and Guyana to the east. Once a poor country,... keep reading →

This is the third in my series of hubs about when I was volunteering in Venezuela. This hub is concentrating on the town of Santa Elena, where we were staying, and the... keep reading →