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Guided tours are recommended to fully appreciate the park's biodiversity.





Henri Pittier National Park, established in 1937, is Venezuela's oldest national park, covering 107,800 hectares in the north of Aragua state. Known for its rich biodiversity, the park is a sanctuary for over 500 bird species, including 22 that are endemic. It features two distinct geographic systems: a rugged mountainous interior and a coastal area with bays and beaches. The park is an Important Bird Area and a site for the Alliance for Zero Extinction. Visitors can explore its diverse flora and fauna, enjoy breathtaking coastal views, and discover land where some of the world's finest cacao is cultivated. With its natural beauty and ecological significance, Henri Pittier National Park is a must-visit for nature enthusiasts.
Henri Pittier National Park, established in 1937, is Venezuela's oldest national park, covering 107,800 hectares in the north of Aragua state. Known for its rich biodiversity, the park is a sanctuary for over 500 bird species, including 22 that are endemic. It features two distinct geographic systems: a rugged mountainous interior and a coastal area with bays and beaches. The park is an Important Bird Area and a site for the Alliance for Zero Extinction. Visitors can explore its diverse flora and fauna, enjoy breathtaking coastal views, and discover land where some of the world's finest cacao is cultivated. With its natural beauty and ecological significance, Henri Pittier National Park is a must-visit for nature enthusiasts.
Over 500 bird species including 22 endemic species.
Stunning coastal views and beaches.
Rich biodiversity with unique flora and fauna.
Important Bird Area and Alliance for Zero Extinction site.
Home to some of the world's finest cacao.
Close access to the Araguan coast and Carabobo's mountainous area.
Rich cultural heritage with unique biodiversity.
Important source of water for surrounding areas.
Guided tours are recommended to fully appreciate the park's biodiversity.
Try the locally cultivated cacao, renowned for its quality.
Nature enthusiasts and bird watchers.
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Tourists, Nature Lovers, Adventure Seekers
Watch out for electric wiring and wildlife, and ensure to follow park guidelines.