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Think about a country which has South America's largest lake and third-longest river, the highest waterfall in the world, the longest of all snakes and breathtaking landscape as well as host of other attractions.If you want to know more about this country Venezuela tourist information will provide you all the details like this country saw the invasion by Spanish . Also before that it was inhabited by around 500,000 indigenous peoples who belonged to three principal ethno linguistic groups - the Caribs, Arawak and Chibcha. The first European to come here was Columbus, and this country also got the name Venezuela (which meant 'Little Venice' )after an year by the explorer Alonso de Ojeda. Venezuela is nestled at northern edge of South America and is bounded by Colombia to the West, Brazil to the South, Guyana to the East, and the Caribbean Sea to the North. The area of the country is only 900,000 square kilometers and there are 23 states here. But don't be fooled by the small size as there is the glimpse of whole of South America here. You will find here lofty ranges of Andes, vast expanses of Amazonian rain forests, fertile plains known as llanos, endless stretches of Caribbean shoreline as well as small desert.

Venezuela tourist information also provides you the feel of this country which has resemblance to a Caribbean country as well as a South American one. If you look at the shores or listen to the rhythms in the discos at Caracas you are reminded of the Caribbean. Then the oil reserves here provides it the feel of the Middle East country . As this country is very close to the Equator, Venezuela has very little climatic variations. You will find only two seasons here dry and wet. The dry season begins from December to April and the wet one from May to November. Venezuela tourist information suggests that the tourist season in Venezuela is here all year-round.Still it is the dry season is which is more ideal for traveling, specially if you want to indulge in hiking or any other outdoor activities. But then if you want to see the waterfalls in full glory then the wet season is perfect time to visit. If you want to see the country immersed in festivities then come during Christmas, Carnival and Semana Santa .