Visit Miranda

The Miranda of Venezuela is a state located in the northern part of the country. It borders with the states of Aragua, Vargas, and Falcon, as well as the Caribbean Sea. The area is known for its lush green hills and valleys filled with vibrant flora and fauna. One must-see destination when visiting Miranda is San Antonio de Los Altos. Here visitors can explore local markets where they can shop for unique souvenirs or enjoy traditional Venezuelan dishes. For those looking for some history, there's also El Hatillo Church, a colonial-style church built in 1762 by Spanish settlers. Another site worth visiting is La Lagunita Country Club which offers stunning views of the Caracas skyline and serves as an important cultural center showcasing art galleries and theater performances. Interesting historical facts about Miranda include that it was one of five original provinces created during Venezuela's independence from Spain in 1810 and that it was named after General Francisco de Mirando who fought alongside Simon Bolivar during his campaigns to win independence from Spain.