The state of Delta Amacuro, located in eastern Venezuela, is home to the river delta of the Orinoco. It borders to the north with the Gulf of Paria and the Atlantic Ocean, to the south with the state of Bolívar, to the east with the Atlantic Ocean and the area claimed by Guyana Essequibo, and to the west with the state of Monagas. The indigenous communities have emigrated to the state of Monagas, especially fleeing from the salinization process of the waters, the product of the closure of the Mánamo pipe which has caused a violent degradation of the state's ecological balance.
On the banks of the rivers and streams of the Orinoco Delta, the Warao people settle, 'the owners of the curiara', one of the various indigenous ethnic groups that populate Venezuelan territory
Delta Amacuro has numerous sites that are amenable to recreation and recreation. Among the most attractive are beautiful spas and attractive islands that form the pipes of the Orinoco River: spas such as San Salvador, San Rafael. Among the visited islands we can name Mánamo, Cotorra.
There are also beautiful parks that tourists can enjoy, including Central Park, Mariusa National Park. Other sights include Divina Pastora Cathedral, the castles of Guayana, Piedra de Morocoto. #Deltaamacuro

Great Delta Amacuro