Henri Pittier National Park

Great place. Beautiful scenery!

Sin that due to the situation in Venezuela and in the world you cannot travel to my beloved land. When we talk about the tree of life, the old Dragon in Tenerife and the secular trees in the world, I always dream in that embrace made to my young tree of life, in the Henry Pititier National Park in Venezuela, on the fantastic afternoons spent in the river bank playing with my brother together with my family ... What are those connected moments in our soul story? Those people who spent fantastic moments with you under the shadow of their past? Our land deserves to be admired, loved and respected Thank you mother Gaia. To visit the vast park that occupying an area of 350 sq mi (900 sq km) between Lago (lake) de Valencia and the Caribbean. It is Venezuela’s oldest national park. You have two ancient ways from Maracay city : - Part of this route persists on the current Maracay-Choroní highway and Maracay- Ocumare de la Costa. The park is also known as Rancho Grande National Park . Henri Pittier, a Swiss geographer and botanist who studied and classified more than 30,000 plants in Venezuela. Pittier convinced the Venezuelan government that, without conservation efforts, the destruction of mountain forests would be inevitable and would create droughts in the Aragua Valley and hasten the drying up of Lago de Valencia, Venezuela’s largest natural inland lake. Much of the park is covered with primeval rain forest, and it is home to more than 500 different species of birds. In addition, hundreds of thousands of birds and insects following a natural migratory route fly over the park at Portachuelo Pass. Originally established as Rancho Grande National Park, it was renamed for Pittier in 1953.

Cool place for breathing clean pure and fresh air. Please dont through garbage out of your car's windows, Venezuela is NOT a garbage bin

A guy from Eastern Europe was here.

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