Sidings - Apartaderos

Sidings It is at 3,500 meters above sea level, the highest of the Andean towns of Merida, meeting of 3 different valleys within the national parks of La Culata and Sierra Nevada and bifurcation of the roads that lead to Trujillo and Barinas.

Context

Panoramic of the town. In the background, the astrophysicist Llano del Hato.

Apartaderos is at the intersection of three valleys: that of the Chama river that flows towards the city of Mérida, that of the Santo Domingo river that descends towards the plains of Barinas and that of the Motatán river, which descends towards the city of Valera.

To get

By bus

Travel

Watch

  • Monument to the Crazy Luz Caraballo, Trasandina highway.
  • Mifafí condor refuge (Biological station "Juan Manuel Páez"), Trasandina highway.

Do

Parties

To buy

To eat

To drink

Sleep

  • Hotel Apartaderos

Contact

Next destination

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