Do you know the Guácharo?
Excellent! When visiting this cave there are some tour guides who are very nice and humorous, tell you the story and give you the risk notification before entering, this is because it is a place where there is oxygen deficiency, gaps, among others , as it is advanced, it has an approximate length of 10 km explored, but for the public there is only available 1, 5 km that are traversed between 30 and min approximately.
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What do they show on the tour?
Stalagmite
A stalagmite (from the Greek Σταλαγμίτης Stalagmítēs ' gout ') is a type of speleothem (deposit of minerals that are formed by chemical precipitation) that is formed in the soil of a limestone cave due to the decantation of solutions and the deposition of Calcium carbonate. The corresponding formation on the roof of a cave is known as stalactite. If these formations grow sufficiently to meet, the result is called column or pillar.
To all these they have given names and with the lamp they make shadows to show the images in giant size, among them are the salon of the boobs, the twins, the Magi, the Virgen del Carmen and many more.
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Already in the small town of Caripe there is a monument in honor of the Guacharo, great and beautiful as to not stop to overlook it ...
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Well this is all on this tour, I hope you like ... a big hug.
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