Have you lived in Venezuela and if so did you like it??

I lived in Valencia, Venezuela with my parents in the mid-1960s and attended an International school there with kids from around the world. My father is gone now, but my mother and I have nothing but wonderful memories. As far as I am concerned, the years spent in Valencia were the best of my childhood!! I loved when the man and his ponies would come around so we could get rides as well as the Pan Dulce seller and the Helado salesman on his bicycle. Mangos, guayabas, guanabanas - all there growing throughout the neighborhood. The fire-lit mountaintops during the dry season. There was truly little there that didn't exhibit beauty! I wish I could return and take my adult children to show them everything I enjoyed as a child. We also enjoyed Colonia Tovar, Puerto Cabello, the Hotel Maracay, July 5th celebrations which we celebrated at the same time as our own July 4th (I loved being able to buy fireworks almost everywhere!) I hope the situation there improves. I hate thinking such a wonderful country and people could be lost in the current political climate.

i partially agree with you. In fact venezuela as they say is the country parked by lots of beautiful women. In line with beautiful beaches, you could also see lovely faces in white sand with their bikinis and by that you could probably say. Oh my gosh! I am in the paradise of loveliness.

Venezuela is a beautiful country I love. People from Venezueal are marvelous human beings. Women from Venezuela are beautiful in more than a physical way. Having the best sea food by the sea is a great experience and enjoying the ocean waters both in continental Venezela and Margarita Island is just great. There are so many reasons to love Venezuela and their people, that it is very difficult not being happy when live there.

just to let you know that i lived in venezuela when i was a child in the early 70's - we thought it was a lovely country - and the people were all very friendly loving people. my family has very fond memories of your country.