IMAGENES DEL PARQUE NACIONAL TURUÉPANO EN VENEZUELA/IMAGES OF TURUÉPANO NATIONAL PARK IN VENEZUELA
Hello friends of hive, in this opportunity I come to show you some images of my land, in the east of Venezuela is the Turuépano National Park, between the municipalities Benítez, Cajigal, Libertador and Mariño of the State of Sucre, which has a very unique beauty, Its landscape is composed of deltaic esplanades and marshy plains influenced by the sea, unique in the country, there are many mangroves, which in turn form canals and channels that are navigable by small boats, most of them are carved in the trunks of trees, and are called curiaras.
I tell you that the landscapes of this area are beautiful, they have a very particular charm because every twelve hours the tide rises and falls in a fluctuating way, so that the canyons are only navigated when the tide is high, because they dry up in such a way that the bottom is exposed. The waters are brackish, because there are many freshwater tributaries that meet the sea water. This is an exceptional experience as the landscape changes with this natural phenomenon.
caño drenado por la marea https://www.facebook.com/Guariquen/photos/184927068208730
water channel drained by the tide https://www.facebook.com/Guariquen/photos/184927068208730
The main dock of Guariquén, which is one of the population centers, is very long because when the tide goes out, the curiaras do not reach the town and since the mother lagoon does not dry completely, the boats sail as far as the water reaches, and through this they can disembark as far as the water gives. All activities are calculated taking into account the rise and fall of the tide, from the walks between the pipes and fishing.
In the main lagoon there are rafts for harvesting oysters... gigantic and very tasty oysters. When the tide goes in or out you can hear the oysters opening or closing, it is a great experience.
el muelle largo de la laguna principal https://www.facebook.com/Guariquen/photos/193681397333297
the long pier of the main lagoon https://www.facebook.com/Guariquen/photos/193681397333297
My maternal family is native of this area and we have enjoyed many adventures in this park, there you can fish, walk, swim in the tide, look for snails at the bottom when the tide dries, or just play war with the mud.... My great-uncles and great-uncles have fields, which we call conucos, and there they grow different vegetables such as Chinese ocumo, mapuey, yucca, among other things. My cousins go by donkey to the conucos to take the harvest and bring it to the house, where part of it is eaten and the surplus is sold. The animals there are many, there are deer, tapirs, jaguars, babas (caimans), snakes, monkey spiders, birds of a thousand colors and many more.
Corocoras Rojas (Euducimus ruber), ave autóctona de la zona de manglares https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=547236246143886&set=pb.100025725470727.-2207520000..&type=3
Corocoras Rojas (Euducimus ruber), a bird native to the mangrove zone https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=547236246143886&set=pb.100025725470727.-2207520000..&type=3
When you walk through the park you can do it on foot or in a curiara, I particularly like it more for the water. In this park many birds live and pass through; it is a pleasure to hear their trills and watch them take flight, when you walk along the canals in the afternoon you can see the arrival of thousands of corocoras (Scarlet Ibis), whose color makes this experience something fantastic. Among its fresh and brackish waters there is a great variety of fish and mollusks, among them the lebranche and the yellow tail catfish.
río morocoto https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=956778805189626&set=pb.100025725470727.-2207520000..&type=3)
morocoto river https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=956778805189626&set=pb.100025725470727.-2207520000..&type=3
Another attraction of the area are the rivers, which are crystal clear and where you can immerse yourself in the freshness of its waters, the house of one of my cousins that right next to the Morocoto River and have it so close at hand when we visit is a delight, besides sleeping with the sound of running water is a beautiful experience.
The main population centers that cohabit within the Turuépano National Park are: Guariquén, Guanoco, famous for having a shallow asphalt lake; Jurupú and María López. The inhabitants of this area are aboriginal people, the majority of whom belong to the Warao indigenous ethnic group.
park spouts are places of recreation for locals and foreigners
Dejo mis agradecimientos a agradecimiento a:
https://www.facebook.com/Guariquen/photos
https://www.facebook.com/guariquenmipueblo.rioantica
en Facebook que me inspiró y me hizo acordarme de esas experiencias tan lindas de mis visitas a la familia y también a algunas fotos tomadas por mi familia. Espero que disfruten de la lectura de mi blog. Agradecimientos mil...
I leave my thanks to https://www.facebook.com/Guariquen/photos and https://www.facebook.com/guariquenmipueblo.rioantica on Facebook who inspired me and made me remember those beautiful experiences of my visits to my family and also to some pictures taken by my family. I hope you enjoy reading my blog. A thousand thanks...
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