Pico Naiguata, Venezuela: Micro-Clip. [ING-ESPA]

INGLES: I went to Naiguatá peak recently and it is a beautiful place that we should all go to at least once in Venezuela and it is the highest peak in the country with 2750 km above sea level. The vegetation changes once you get closer to the place and it seems like a fairy tale. It is as if you will enter Narnia after 8 hours of walking up the mountain. This is to get there we had to camp halfway then 6 hours of ascent. The road is long and one of going prepared with enough food and water but it is worth it. You will get tired of believing it, but it is possible. There are many people saying that one must train months before going up the mountain to be able to reach the Naiguatá peak. But I don't think that is the case. It is true that it is a long road but I think that anyone could do it if they go at a good pace. So if you want to go, don't let other people put fear into your head. They are only with someone who knows the way because it is possible that they will get lost if they do not know it. This time its night life to avoid the noon sun and go cool. It is a tremendous strategy and I recommend it to everyone. You see those flashlights a couple of snacks and to be ready. Definitely the Naiguatá peak is one of the best places to camp, I simply love it and it is one of my favorites, I do not know if it is because it is so difficult to get there that when you arrive you feel like Rocky Balboa after training and it is like a personal victory. he. But it surpassed the places where I had stayed before by being definitely one of my favorites. Once the peak is reached there is a 100% natural water intake and a viewpoint where they sign this video, in fact, where you can see all of Caracas, all the guaira and it is incredible. And not many people go because of how difficult it is to reach the peak. So the few you get up there are all good people. They are usually experienced mountaineers. So it is possible to make good friends up there. I had a kind of annoying experience with some people who arrived, put on our tents and put on super loud music. Besides they talked and they were super loud. But it was enough for me to tell them that it had very loud music for them to remove it completely, which seemed to me to be fully aware of their part. Well, anyway, I invite you to come to this place that is brutal and where you will surely create good memories. Apart from the fact that achieving the route is like a personal victory every time it is done. And if they don't know the way, let me know and we will arrive.