Los Llanos (Venezuela)
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Los Llanos is the vast plains region covering much of central and southwestern Venezuela.

Regions
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Understand
Venezuela's Llanos is sparsely populated, mostly by tough farmers and cowboys living off the region's main activity, extensive cattle-ranching.
See
- Amazing wildlife including anacondas, the ubiquitous capybaras and caimans, hundreds of bird species, and the much rarer jaguars and anteaters. This is also the last stronghold of the Orinoco Crocodile.
- Stunning flat landscapes.
Do
- Go on a plains safari from at one of the ranches in the region.
- Dance to joropo - the traditional Llanos music.
Eat
- Chiguire, or capybara, meat.
- Venezuela's best beef
Sleep
Budget
Mid-range
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phone: +58 414 3254188, +58 414 468874address: At km 51 of the Calabozo-San Fernando de Apure national highway, right at the entrance to the town of Corozopando, Guarico state
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phone: +58 251 269-2304 (Reservations), +58 273 552-3208 (Posada)address: On the San Silvestre-San Rafael de Canaguá road in Barinas state, 60 minutes from the state capital.
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phone: +58 240 8083662, +58 416 5409420An excellent ranch and biological station
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phone: +58 212 7818995address: Near Mantecal, in the lower Llanos of Apure
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phone: +58 212 991-8935,+58 212 9910079address: In the central Llanos, southwestern Cojedes
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Hato Araguaquén
address: in Cunaviche