Round the diamond symbol of the mining wealth of the Cedeño municipality (Eng - Esp)

Greetings fellow travelers, it is a pleasure to greet you and share a new travel adventure this time back to the state of Bolívar, municipality of Cedeño and its beautiful capital Caicara del Orinoco. I have previously mentioned that this city is approximately six (6) hours by road from the city of Bolívar. capital of the state, you take the national trunk highway 19 either by private car or buses from the passenger terminal, you have the opportunity to observe the great mountains, landscapes and the various rivers with their respective bridges that are located on this road artery, between them; the Aro River, the Caura River, the Cuchivero River, all three with different designs and spectacular views of the place, these rivers are tributaries of the imposing Orinoco. In addition to those mentioned, there are other smaller rivers and bridges that add to the journey to reach Caicara; Although it is a fairly long journey, it is worth it because you can appreciate the relief and abundant vegetation that characterizes this area of ​​the state; On several visits to this beautiful town, my son and my niece have accompanied me. I must say that they were a little worried about arriving and continually asked if it would be a long time before they arrived and could rest from the exhausting trip as they call it. My answer was always a little while. The funny thing is that in Caicara what they do the least is rest, I think they activate the adventurer mode and play with dirt and run, as has been said, hehe.

If you travel by bus you can taste delicious foods such as; beef soup, meat on stick, corn cachapa if we are in harvest season, empanadas with various fillings and delicious hand cheese, the buses have established stops to eat, if you go by car you can choose where to eat, the options are varied ; During the trip you also pass through the Sucre municipality whose capital is Maripa. Upon entering you find a beautiful monument in which an indigenous woman dressed in the typical aboriginal costume welcomes you. You also pass through Guarataro, one of the parishes that make up the municipality, at this point more than half of the journey has already been traveled and we are closer to Caicara.