Do you know the waterfall?
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I love nature, the more I travel the more I love her, knowing is caring, so this time I took my daughter to this adventure, I want that like me, learn to care for her, respect her and love her and thus create a chain of consciousness which I hope passes from generation to generation.
Our plan: meet, camp and the next day climb up the slope of the waterfall. For this we travel with a hiking group to the National Park Dinira (Lara-Venezuela), the park is super safe, the entrance is closed and has a booth of inparques to enter.
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When we arrived, some young people from inparques (National Parks Institute) were waiting for us to accompany us to explore this natural beauty, show us its environmental value and teach us to take care of our ecosystem.
Once at the camping site, we proceeded to set up the base camp and then set out to tour the Dinira National Park with the group. Around the camping area there are animals that walk freely around the site and feed there, so it is necessary that there are always people in the camp.
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The waterfall is 90 meters high and its water has a red color that is due to the roots of the trees that are in its channel, the water is extremely cold due to the mountain climate, so I recommend you to take coats if you go camping .
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It was Antonella's first campsite, he enjoyed it completely, from participating in setting up the tent, touring the waterfall (the water is too cold to bathe) and getting to know the park.
Here I am going to leave you the photos of this beautiful experience that we made together and with these images I invite you to know, care and love our beautiful country Venezuela and whenever someone asks us what is Venezuela like? Remember these images and tell them: Unforgettable!.
Photo taken from my Samsung S4
Photo taken from my Samsung S4
Photo taken from my Samsung S4