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Then I present a bit of my land, part of the beauty that Venezuela has, a beautiful park that you should know if you come to visit this beautiful state, as they say, mandatory stop, I hope you enjoy it as I did when I was in that beautiful place .
LA LLOVIZNA NATIONAL PARK, BOLÍVAR STATE, VENEZUELA
With an extension of 160 hectares, the La Llovizna Park is made up of a portion of the islands and lower falls of the Caroní, approximately five kilometers before the confluence with the Orinoco River. And, the imposing Salto La Llovizna, a waterfall of twenty meters is the highlight of the park. In addition, from the park you can see the dam of Macagua II.
Source of information courtesy of: [http://parquelallovizna.com.ve/]
When these photos were taken, the gates of the Macagua II dam were open, for that reason a very high flow rate is observed in the fall of water.
SOURCE: photo of my authorship taken with a BENQ DC1500 camera
SOURCE: photo of my authorship taken with a BENQ DC1500 camera
From the highest viewpoint and closest to the waterfall, the visitor can feel the drizzle or haze that is produced by the strong fall of water, action to which it owes its name the park The Drizzle is but part of a system of Natural parks along the river, including the Loefling, Cachamay and Punta Vista. Part of the park houses a grid of 30 islands connected to each other by numerous stone walkways and densely wooded nature trails.
Source of information courtesy of: [http://parquelallovizna.com.ve/]
SOURCE: photo of my authorship taken with a BENQ DC1500 camera
SOURCE: photo of my authorship taken with a BENQ DC1500 camera
SOURCE: photo of my authorship taken with a BENQ DC1500 camera
Within the diversity of fauna that makes life in the part, one of those that I had the opportunity to see very close was the Cachamoto, a fish that arises between the crossing of Cachama and Morocoto, that grows inside the park and can be observe from the walkways of the trails of the park that cross the river.
SOURCE: photo of my authorship taken with a BENQ DC1500 camera
SOURCE: photo of my authorship taken with a BENQ DC1500 camera
Here you can clearly see the Cachamotos, they usually come to the surface when the visitors throw food to them as it is observed in the following photos
SOURCE: photo of my authorship taken with a BENQ DC1500 camera
SOURCE: photo of my authorship taken with a BENQ DC1500 camera
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