Mucuchachí
A town in the southern region of Merida state, Venezuela, located 980 meters above sea level. It was historically a vital trade hub between the states of Merida and Barinas. Today, its economy is based on tourism, farming, and cattle. Local attractions include the El Guali lagoon and various nearby waterfalls. (The Pueblos del Sur are a group of traditional Andean villages in Merida known for their colonial character).
Let's go to Mucuchachí for the celebration of the Virgin of the Pillar this October 12.
Automatically translated from Spanish
Venezuela