Join me to visit the monument of La Bandera in La Victoria Venezuela
Greetings,
Dear friends, a few days ago I showed you The Bicentennial Park in the city of La Victoria, Venezuela.
Today I come to share with you the second part which is about the mountain area that the park has, it is a quite demanding sport and recreation route, it has a stretch of concrete road of more than 1km but with significant elevation which makes it ideal for quite demanding cardiovascular workouts.
At the top is a kind of museum but because of the time it was closed, it is also a government area for events and military events on patriotic dates, from the top you can see the city in almost its entirety, as well as the neighboring town El Consejo which is where I live.
The road is a steady climb with some sections more demanding than others, it also has an area of sand to avoid the rebound of the concrete, this particular one I use it going down so I affect less my knees with the impact.
When you get to the top where once a Venezuelan flag was raised, they made a monument with monoliths and is the lookout area, with top quality finishes on the floor and handrail.
A few meters further up the concrete road ends with access to the museum, a children's playground, the park rangers' headquarters and a heliport.
But if we continue advancing we find a path that users created is dirt and is in contact with nature that leads to two more viewpoints and where you can really breathe nature, that characteristic smell of flowers and fresh grass.
Returning to the monoliths although in the image is not well appreciated has a recreation of the battle of youth on a plaque, this on the occasion of the heroic of the city and its importance in the independence of the country.
This park as I mentioned before has a connection to the bicentennial park which is below on the flat part from the middle of the trail you can see the entire park in one view.
The park has many hiking trail connections created by the same users but I have not yet traveled, also if we continue advancing through the viewpoints that I mentioned above is connected by a road that leads to an agricultural village called Las Guacamayas.
To climb this monument you only have access by bicycle or walking because the vehicular passage is restricted, according to the sports application that I use for my routines the park has an elevation of 141 meters up to the second viewpoint that I have reached.
This sacrifice is really worth it because when you get to the top you disconnect from the world, enjoy nature and appreciate the city in its entirety, you also appreciate part of the regional highway of the center, a very important road artery of the country.
Without much more to contribute of this wonderful place I say goodbye to you until a next installment.
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Saludos,
Queridos amigos ya unos días sin visitarlos, hace unos meses atrás les mostré El parque Bicentenario en la ciudad de La Victoria, Venezuela.
Hoy les vengo a compartir la segunda parte que se trata del área de montaña que tiene el parque, es una ruta deportiva y de recreación bastante exigente, cuenta con un tramo de carretera de concreto de más de 1km pero con elevacion significativa lo que lo hace ideal para entrenamientos cardiovascular bastante exigente.
En la cima se encuentra una especie de museo pero por la hora estaba cerrado, también es un área del gobierno para realizar eventos y actos militares en fechas patrias, desde la cima se puede observar la ciudad en casi su totalidad, así como el pueblo vecino El Consejo que es donde yo resido.
El camino es un ascenso constante con tramos algunos más exigentes que otros, también cuenta con un área de arena para evitar el rebote del concreto, este en particular lo utilizo bajando así afecto menos mis rodillas con el impacto.
Al llegar a la cima en dónde una vez estaba izada una bandera de Venezuela hicieron un monumento con unos monolitos y es el área del mirador, con acabados de primera calidad en el piso y barandal.
Unos metros más arriba termina la carretera de concreto con acceso al museo, un parque infantil, la cede de los guardaparques y un helipuerto.
Pero si seguimos avanzando encontramos un camino que crearon los usuarios es de tierra y es el contacto con la naturaleza que lleva a dos miradores más y dónde de verdad se respira la naturaleza, ese olor característico de flores y pasto fresco.
Volviendo a los monolitos aunque en la imagen no se aprecia bien tiene una recreación de la batalla de la juventud en una placa, esto con motivo de lo heroico de la ciudad y su importancia en la independencia del país.
Este parque como lo mencioné antes tiene conexión con el parque bicentenario que está abajo en la parte plana desde la mitad del recorrido se puede observar el parque completo en una sola vista.
El parque tiene muchas conexiones de rutas de senderismo creadas por los mismos usuarios pero que aún no he transitado, también si seguimos avanzando por los miradores que comenté arriba se conecta por un camino que nos lleva a un poblado agrícola llamado Las Guacamayas.
Para subir a este monumento solo se tiene acceso en bicicleta o caminando ya que el paso vehicular está restringido, según la aplicación deportiva que utilizo para mis rutinas el parque tiene una elevación de 141 mts hasta el segundo mirador que he llegado.
Este sacrificio de verdad que vale la pena ya que al llegar arriba te desconectas del mundo disfrutas de la naturaleza y aprecias la ciudad en su totalidad, también aprecias parte de la autopista regional del centro una arteria vial muy importante del país.
Sin mucho más que aportar de este maravilloso lugar me despido de ustedes hasta una próxima entrega.
Gracias por leer mis líneas y que Dios les bendiga grandemente, las fotos son de mi propiedad tomadas con el celular Infinix Hot 10 i.
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La Victoria, a city important as no one for Venezuela's Independence. I'm proud of this post!!
How cool, are you from the city too?
No, I live right next to you: Carabobo
Very good
Good view, what state of Venezuela is it?
Aragua city of La Victoria
Hello @soychalbed what a nice coincidence to see you in the community, I have not been to that place, but for a long time I want to know it and thanks to your publication I have an idea of what I will find, I did not know that up there was a museum or that they had removed the flags, hopefully to wash them or change them for new ones, the pictures with the flags looked nice.
You made a very complete post with good details, congratulations, excellent publication, thank you.
Thanks for the visit, when you want you come and we go up and I make you a tour guide for the city has a lot to do content hehehehe.
The flags are placed at necessary times, the flag that I say that was removed was the original before they built the park, if I get the photo I have about 11 years ago I send it to you.
So they put them on for special events, ok.
You mentioned the original flag, ok. I'd like to come up and with you better, thanks for wanting to be my tour guide, we need to get it down on paper so the time will come.
Greetings @soychabell, I love the environment of the park, the perfect place to relax and be in contact with nature, I must say that the pictures with the mountain in the background are spectacular, the viewpoint is my favorite part, I already went and I'm back, thank you for such a beautiful tour.
Happy Tuesday!