TRAVEL GUIDE: VENEZUELA
Dubbed "little Venice" by Spanish explorers upon seeing houses on stilts at the water's edge, Venezuela still retains a bit of mystery. In some sections, this country is densely populated, but other areas remain a wilderness, largely uninhabited and marked by such visual splendors as Angel Falls.

CARACAS

A view of Caracas

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Caracas
Picture a lush tropical valley with a concrete jungle of buildings separated from the sea by a verdant wall of mountains. And if there isn't a literal fog hanging over the city, you may be in a figurative one if you adopt the local stay-up-all-night attitude.
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Visit the official websites of Venezuela and Caracas.

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(Updated: 09/17/08 KR)



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