This Sunday, the Sierra Nevada gave tourists and locals the experience of feeling and touching the snow at the last station, Pico Espejo, of the Mukumbarí Cable Car System, at more than 4.700 meters above sea level (masl).
The snowfall was recorded by social media users, who have showcased the majestic weather phenomenon occurring in the state of Mérida during the holiday season.
The Mukumbarí Cable Car system resumed commercial operations last Wednesday, August 19, allowing for safe enjoyment and healthy recreation.
For her part, President Delcy Rodríguez posted a message on her social media accounts mentioning the snowfall that occurred on Pico Espejo.
Located at over 4.700 meters high, Pico Espejo is considered a natural jewel of the country and one of the most visited destinations in the Venezuelan Andes, especially by those who travel the Mukumbarí Cable Car System.
Sunday's snowfall reinforced its iconic status and once again captured the attention of visitors and residents of the region, who celebrated the phenomenon on social media.
