This history of this train is based on the fact that in 1894 the Great Railway of Venezuela began, being the third station of the railway in the Caracas-Valencia direction, crossing exactly 3 states of the country in approximately 7 to 8 hours since it traveled with a speed of 20 kilometers per hour when crossing the high Mirandinos. It finally stopped operating in 1966, so I understand that it stopped operating due to debts and interests of the company.
After appreciating the old railway dips we continued with our destination which was to go down until we reached some extraordinary rivers where the water was very crystal clear since there were so many springs and water springs that descended from the mountain that everything was centered and it was the water very cold but we still enjoyed a good bath and a sharing that we did to return to our houses in the middle of the day, on the way back it was somewhat difficult because it was going up the mountain and the roads were very narrow and slippery but really everything was a success, a high-level hike and a lot to remember about this beautiful place where I literally felt like I traveled back in time seeing so much beauty that Venezuela offers that the amount of landscapes is something incredible.