Tour Towards Turiamo
Este fin de semana he ido a conocer la Bahía de Turiamo, la cual queda a Hora y media o dos de Maracay-Venezuela mi ciudad natal, Maracay es de clima caliente pero a medida que vamos subiendo las montañas la vegetación es abundante y fresca de hecho se puede encontrar neblina en la cumbre de la montaña luego en el descenso se siente el calor para el nivel del mar.
This weekend I went to visit Turiamo Bay, which is an hour and a half from Maracay-Venezuela my hometown, Maracay is a hot climate but as we go up the mountains the vegetation is abundant and cool in fact you can find fog at the top of the mountain then on the descent you feel the heat for the sea level.
Al comenzar a subir la montaña, se nota un clima fresco, pero con vegetación recobrando vida, donde se muestra el Busto de Simón Bolívar es la alcabala de la Guardia nacional para dar acceso a subir la montaña, una anécdota que me paso fue que me vieron tomando la foto y esta prohibido y nos pararon tuve que mostrar las fotos que tome y decir para que las quería, gracias a Dios no paso de allí, nos dieron acceso y seguimos subiendo.
When you start to climb the mountain, you notice a cool climate, but with vegetation coming back to life, where the Bust of Simon Bolivar is shown is the guardhouse of the National Guard to give access to climb the mountain, an anecdote that happened to me was that they saw me taking the picture and this prohibited and stopped us I had to show the pictures I took and say what I wanted them for, thank God did not pass from there, they gave us access and we continued climbing.
La montaña esta a pie de Cerro de la población del Limón edo, Aragua la cual hace como aproximadamente 4 meses el río creció tanto que se llevo casas y las montañas hubo deslaves, por lo que se puede apreciar aún algunos deslaves en la vía y arboles caídos.
The mountain is at the foot of the mountain of the town of Limón, Aragua state, which approximately 4 months ago the river grew so much that it carried away houses and the mountains had landslides, so you can still see some landslides on the road and fallen trees.
Al ir subiendo hacia la vía de Ocumare de la costa, tenemos la estación biológica de Rancho Grande ha estado abandonada por algún tiempo, pero siempre hay un guarda parques que cuida las instalaciones, esta ubicada en el Parque Nacional Henri Piter.
Going up towards the road to Ocumare de la Costa, we have the Rancho Grande biological station, which has been abandoned for some time, but there is always a park ranger who takes care of the facilities, it is located in the Henri Piter National Park.
Después de Pasar la estación Biológica nos encontramos con el aviso de Bienvenidos al municipio de Ocumare de la costa de oro, un aviso bien gastado y viejo, la vegetación es más verde gracias a los ríos y quebradas que se encuentran en la zona.
After passing the Biological station we find the sign Welcome to the municipality of Ocumare de la costa de oro, a well worn and old sign, the vegetation is greener thanks to the rivers and streams that are in the area.
Ya en el pueblo de Cumboto que es donde queda la playa de Turiammo, se notan las palmeras y muchas siembras de cacao.
In the town of Cumboto, where the Turiammo beach is located, you can see the palm trees and many cacao plantations.
Ya llegando se puede visualizar la bahia.
Once you arrive you can see the bay.
Esta es una playa militar ya que allí en la bahía se encuentra la Base Naval de Turiamo, por lo cual para pasar debes pasar ir con alguien que posea un carnet militar, al entrar te dan un cartel para permitirte el acceso y poder disfrutar de las instalaciones, también tiene casas de playas donde se pueden quedar.
This is a military beach because there in the bay is the Turiamo Naval Base, so to pass you must go with someone who has a military card, when you enter they give you a sign to allow you access and enjoy the facilities, also has beach houses where you can stay.
La bahía cuenta con baños y duchas para los turistas.
The bay has restrooms and showers for tourists.
Se puede observar 2 barcos hundidos, el primero se llamaba Gran Roque era un barco remolcador y se encuentra 12 metros bajo el agua y el segundo era un barco carguero llamado Carmen Fabiana, estos fueron hundidos por un grupo de buzos luego que ya estuvieran obsoletos para crear asi un ecosistema marino en la bahía.
You can observe 2 sunken ships, the first one called Gran Roque was a tugboat and is 12 meters underwater and the second was a cargo ship called Carmen Fabiana, these were sunk by a group of divers after they were already obsolete to create a marine ecosystem in the bay.
La playa tiene una arena suave, sol caliente, y la arena es brillante, y el agua muy buena para bañarse.
It is a pleasure for me to share with you part of my journey, I hope you like it, blessings.
Un placer para mí compartir con ustedes parte de mi recorrido, espero les guste, bendiciones.
It is a pleasure for me to share with you part of my journey, I hope you like it, blessings.
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