Zulia Collection

Zulia, a land of enchantment and natural wonders

Zulia Calatayud 800 Metres, Sydney Olympics Sydney Olympic Games Olympic Stadium, Sydney, Sydney, Australia 22 September 2000 Date: 22 September 2000

Zulia Collection: Path through the jungles of Zulia, Venezuela (litho)

Path through the jungles of Zulia, Venezuela (litho)
5997093 Path through the jungles of Zulia, Venezuela (litho) by Goering, Christian Anton (1836-1905); Private Collection; (add.info.: Path through the jungles of Zulia, Venezuela)

Zulia Collection: Lake dwellings of Santa Rosa, near Maracaibo, Venezuela, 1895

Lake dwellings of Santa Rosa, near Maracaibo, Venezuela, 1895. From The Universal Geography with Illustrations and Maps, division XXXVI, written by Elisee Reclus and published by Virtue & Co

Zulia Collection: Indians in log canoes, Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela, c1900s

Indians in log canoes, Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela, c1900s. Stereoscopic card. Detail

Venezuela, Zulia, Sinamaica, Salt deposits near Sinamaica Lagoon

Zulia Collection: VENEZUELA. ZULIA. Maracaibo. Monument to Sim󮠅

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Zulia, a land of enchantment and natural wonders. From the captivating beauty Calatayud to the awe-inspiring church built on stilts over the Sinamaica lagoon, this region in Venezuela is a true testament to human ingenuity and cultural heritage. As you traverse through the path that winds its way through the lush jungles of Zulia, you can't help but feel a sense of tranquility and connection with nature. The litho artwork depicting this picturesque scene captures the essence of this magical place. The salt deposits near Sinamaica Lagoon stand as silent witnesses to centuries-old traditions. The house built on stilts, with its brick structure and corrugated roof, showcases the resourcefulness and resilience of its inhabitants. Traveling back in time to 1895, we catch a glimpse of Lake dwellings in Santa Rosa near Maracaibo. These floating homes paint a vivid picture of harmonious coexistence between man and water. In another snapshot from history, Indians gracefully navigate log canoes across Lake Maracaibo. Their skillful mastery over these traditional vessels speaks volumes about their deep-rooted connection with their surroundings. Zulia Calatayud's name echoes throughout these stories - an individual whose impact has left an indelible mark on this region's rich tapestry. Her legacy lives on as she continues to inspire generations with her passion for preserving culture and heritage. And finally, standing tall in Maracaibo is the magnificent monument dedicated to Simón Bolívar - a symbol of freedom and unity for all Venezuelans. This iconic landmark serves as a reminder that Zulia is not just about breathtaking landscapes; it also holds within its heart an unwavering spirit for independence and progress. In every corner lies hidden treasures waiting to be discovered - from ancient traditions passed down through generations to stunning natural landscapes that take your breath away, and is here, in this land of wonders, that the true essence of Venezuela comes alive.