Holiday Calendar for Venezuela in July

Venezuela sits in the northernmost part of South America, with the Caribbean Sea forming its northern border. Venezuela has a diverse and complex culture that is influenced by the cultures of a large number of ethnic groups living in the country.  Help us 

The multicultural and geographically diverse South American country of Venezuela shares its northern shoreline with the Caribbean Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean, drawing vacationers with its beauty annually.

Venezuela once was a lush haven for the indigenous tribes of Carib, Arawak and Chibcha people who were sustained by its lush rain forests and beaches, until the country became colonized by Spain and therefore can see many cultural traditions from both sources.

Venezuelans are well-known for their gregarious and outgoing nature. They greet each other heartily.

Visiting Caracas will give you an opportunity to connect with the multicultural gastronomy of the country that includes native, African and European influences.

The cuisine of Venezuela is influenced by the cuisines of its indigenous inhabitants as well as West African and European cuisines.

Family ties, including extended family ties, are important in Venezuela, evidenced by most members living in close proximity.

The Spanish influence can be seen experienced in the language, bull fights, food, architecture, religion, and food.

Music plays an important role in the celebrations. The African influence is notable in cuisine and the arts, especially music and dance.