Maracaibo, Venezuela’s second‑largest city, sits on the western shore of Lake Maracaibo and serves as the commercial hub of the Zulia region, offering a mix of colonial architecture, lively markets and a reputation for warm, sunny weather.
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The dry season from December to April brings clearer skies and less humidity, while the rainy months of May to November can make travel and outdoor activities more challenging.
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