Misterios y Desaparecidos en Parque Nacional | Petroglifos en Naguanagua Valencia [2025]

Do you like hiking and adventure? De Viaje SinStudio takes you on an adventure. Mysteries and Disappearances in San Esteban National Park | Valencia, Carabobo In this video, we explore San Esteban National Park in Valencia, Carabobo, where many enjoy ecotourism and are committed to preserving these spaces. However, it is a place that can be both charming and sinister, holding many ancient mysteries, such as the petroglyphs of the disappeared Naguanaguoa indigenous community. Dark and enigmatic stories, such as the disappearance of Francisco Tortolero, declared lost in San Esteban National Park, on the southern face of the Coastal Mountain Range. At the time of his disappearance, he was with his wife, Miriam Mora, with whom he was hiking. However, at some point, finding themselves in a desperate situation, they separated to try to find their way back. Some claim to have seen or heard something supernatural within the park. Coincidences or something more? 📍 San Esteban National Park is a national park in Venezuela, located in the central region of the coastal mountain range, in the western section of the Serranía del Litoral. It was originally conceived as an extension of Henri Pittier National Park. The eastern border of San Esteban directly abuts the western border of Henri Pittier. Both parks are areas under special management due to their high ecological value. This park was created in 1987, with an area of ​​44,500 hectares, an annual rainfall of 1033 mm, and an average monthly temperature of 25.1 °C. 👇 *Leave us in the comments* if you know of any more legends or strange cases about this park. 🔥 🔔 *Subscribe* for more adventures, mysteries, and travel with De Viaje SinStudio. #Mysteries #NationalPark #Valencia #Carabobo #Hiking #Missing #UrbanLegends #travel #naguanagua #nature #mountain #petroglyphs #history