VENEZUELAUrban Art Connection with Nature and our Soul – Empathic Mural Messages – KOZ DOS
The empathic and finger-pointing shamans are spread across the world, intended to remind and draw attention, fascinating to look at but also thought-provoking. The Venezuelan artist KOZ DOS and the creative group around him have been creating magnificent murals around the globe for many years. Always with a touching message and a reminder of our connection with nature. Check out the interview!
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Caracas – City Reportage
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Streetart Venezuela
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Choroní and the Henri Pittier Nationalpark
In 1616, a church of Brother Pedro Buitriago was built on the site of Choroni. As a colonial village it was recognized in 1622 by the Spaniards. Initially, it was difficult to reach by land due to the lack of a road through the rainforest. Today, this rainforest forms the National Park Henri Pittier, named after the Swiss scientist Henri Pittier.
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Castillo de San Carlos de la Barra
The castle of San Carlos de la Barra is a construction of colonial Spain, located on the San Carlos Peninsula, in the state Zulia. It was built in 1623 with limestone rocks, brought from Toas Island, at the entrance of the Maracaibo bar. The fortress was intended to protect the passage that connects Lake Maracaibo with the Gulf of Venezuela. At the time when Maracaibo was built it had been attacked and sacked several times by pirates and the construction of the castle was intended to have a true defense of the territory that would prevent pirates from entering the mainland.
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Mérida – Adventurous Sports
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Coro and the Médanos Nationalpark
Coro, officially Santa Ana de Coro, is the capital of the Venezuelan state of Falcón with about 258,000 inhabitants and is located on the Caribbean Sea at the north coast of Venezuela. In the north you can reach the Paraguaná peninsula via the isthmus of Médanos. In the northwest, the Gulf of Coro extends as a marginal sea of the Gulf of Venezuela. Off the coast are the Netherlands Antilles: In the north is Aruba and in the northeast there is Curaçao. In the south begins after a few kilometers, the hills of the Sierra de Coro. The closest major cities are in the south Barquisimeto and in the southeast Valencia.
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Barquisimeto – Nueva Segovia
Barquisimeto was founded in 1552 by the Spaniard Juan de Villegas and is now the fourth largest city in Venezuela. Her full name is Nueva Segovia de Barquisimeto and it is the capital of the state of Lara.
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Puerto Colombia and Chuao
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Maracaibo – City Reportage
Maracaibo is a port city on the Lago de Maracaibo in the northwest of Venezuela. It is the capital of the state of Zulia, with more than two million inhabitants after Caracas, the second largest metropolitan area in the country and is one of the largest cities in the Caribbean.
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Isla de Toas and the Swimming Villages
Toas Island is an island belonging to Venezuela, located in the Almirante Padilla municipality of Zulia State, south of the San Carlos Peninsula, at a distance of 2.5 kilometers from it and 5 kilometers from the eastern front of San Rafael de El Moján, city from which the island is distinguished. It covers an area of 3 km².
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Mérida – City Reportage
Mérida (Spanish full name Santiago de los Caballeros de Mérida) is the capital and commercial center of the state of Mérida with 317,410 inhabitants counted in 2013. The city is as well the tourist and university center of the Venezuelan West and located in the begining of the higher levels of the andes. There are heaps of canyons, little creeks and the mountain landscape offers heaps of outdoor activities of all kind.
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Perros Durmiendo
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Arte Venezolano
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