Our twin countries are The People’s Republic of China and Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.
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The People’s Republic of China
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
Currently over 80% of the country's population live within this region. Moving inland from the coastline, you will find a backdrop of lush rainforests and beautiful mountains.
In the central part of Venezuela lies a vast area of plains known as the Llanos. This is an area of vast contrasts. During the dry season, the area is dry and parched. In the rainy season, the area becomes almost totally flooded, and virtually impassible except for boat.
These barefooted cowboys have had a reputation dating back to colonial times for their bravery, toughness, and above all, their independence.
The last major area in Venezuela is known as the Guayana region. This region covers approximately 45% of the country. It is in this area where the one really feels as if you have entered another world.
One of the outstanding features of this area is the Venezuelan Amazon Basin. Certain areas are currently still virtually untouched by modern man. Visitors can find plants, animals, birds, and insects not found anywhere else in the world. This region of Venezuela is also home to various primitive Indian groups. One group in particular stands out, the Piaroa Indians, a primitive group of people whose way of life has changed little since the Stone Age.
The Guayana region is also well known for two other distinctive features. The first are called tepuyes. These are unique mesas of rock jutting up from the jungle floor. They dominate the skyline, and home to rare types of plants and animals. Finally, this area is also home to vast rivers and waterfalls. The most famous waterfall is known as Angel Falls, considered to be the highest in the world.
Source: http://www.spanishabroad.com/venezuela.htm