LOS LLANOS, Venezuela: Orinoco Delta, Grassy Plains and Anacondas
Posted by: kirsty_wilson in South America, tags: Outdoor Activities, Rivers, Venezuela, WildlifeWhere is Los Llanos?
Los Llanos, meaning ‘flat plains’ describes the flat, savannah plains of central and south-western Venezuela of the Orinoco Delta. It is a haven for bird and wildlife. There is really only two distinct seasons in this region being the ‘wet’ and ‘dry’ seasons.
The dry season provides excellent bird-watching opportunities. Other wildlife you can expect to see amongst the various ecosystems include the anaconda (the largest snake in the world), crocodiles, capybaras, giant ant-eaters, piranhas and the pink river dolphin.
Explore Los Llanos and Venezuela with a ‘Lonely Planet’ Travel Guide
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One Great Reason to Visit Los Llanos
One great reason to visit Los Llanos is for the safari’s available to view the bird and wildlife in their natural habitats.