Exploring places in Bolivar State, Venezuela. Ecomuseum of Caroni [ESP-ENG]

Hola amigo hiver, espero te encuentres bien y estes pasando una gran semana.

Este fin de semana que ha pasado en visitado uno los lugares emblemáticos de mi ciudad Puerto Ordaz en el Estado Bolívar, pero por cosas de la vida y mala gerencia lo han descuidado hasta su total abandono.

Se trata del Ecomuseo de Caroní, tambien llamado Plaza el Agua, un espacio que en su tiempo fue lugar de muchos escenarios artísticos. Esta Ubiada en la represa Macagua II.

Al llegar ahí @yoselyncampos y yo eramos los únicos, se podia observar el total abandono que le tenian al lugar. Sin embargo pudimos apreciar lo poco que quedaba y recordar como era antes, el cual era un espectaculo observar.

Antes en este mismo lugar habían dos museos más, uno prehistorico con fósiles de animales, indigenas, minerales y otro museo dedicado a la evolución de las máquinas que componen y hacen funcionar la represa.

Lástima que el acceso estaba prohibido, porque no hay logística para mantener el lugar.

Esperando que en algun momento se vuelva activar y recobrar vida todo este arte olvidado, para poder ir y subirles nuevas fotos.

Si llegaste hasta aquí, espero que hayas disfrutado de esta publicación tanto como yo al compartirla contigo.

Fotos personales fueron tomadas con mi teléfono Samsung A20s. Foto principal y separadores editado en Canva.

Hi hiver friend, I hope you are well and are having a great week.

This past weekend I visited one of the emblematic places of my city Puerto Ordaz in the State of Bolivar, but because of life and bad management it has been neglected until its total abandonment.

It is the Ecomuseum of Caroní, also called Plaza el Agua, a space that in its time was a place of many artistic scenarios. It is located in the Macagua II dam.

When we got there @yoselyncampos and I were the only ones, we could see the total abandonment of the place. However, we were able to appreciate the little that was left and remember how it used to be, which was a spectacle to watch.

Before in this same place there were two more museums, one prehistoric with fossils of animals, indigenous, minerals and another museum dedicated to the evolution of the machines that compose and make the dam work.

Too bad that the access was forbidden, because there are no logistics to maintain the place.

I hope that at some point all this forgotten art will be reactivated and come back to life, so I can go there and upload new photos.

If you made it this far, I hope you enjoyed this post as much as I did sharing it with you.

Personal photos were taken with my Samsung A20s phone. Main photo and dividers edited in Canva.

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