Pronounced ve-nə-ˈzwā-lə
Because my country is a WHOLE lot more than a dude with a red beret, a big mouth and a wart on his forehead.
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The highest road in the country is near Pico El Águila (Eagle Peak) in Mérida, Venezuela’s most mountainous state, which is 13,727 feet (4,118 m) high. There is a monument there that features a condor with an olive crown in its beak, dedicated to Simón Bolívar’s pass through this point in 1813. Photo taken by Erune.
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