Do you go to Venezuela with thick winter clothes?

No. The whole territory is in the tropics. Except for the mountains, most areas belong to the savannah climate, and the average annual temperature is 24-27.

The whole territory of Venezuela is divided into three major topographic zones from north to south: the Andes Mountains and the Maracaibo lowlands in the northwest and north, the Orinoco alluvial plain in the center, and the Guiana Plateau in the south.

The whole territory is in the tropics. Except for the mountains, most areas have a savannah climate, with an average annual temperature of 24-27 and annual precipitation of 1,400 mm, with obvious dry and rainy seasons. The northern coast has an annual precipitation of less than 800 mm, and has an arid and semi-arid tropical desert climate. The southern part of the Guiana Highlands, the Maracaibo Lowlands and the Amakuro Delta have a tropical rainforest climate with annual precipitation of more than 2,000 mm.

Venezuela is the most important oil-producing country in South America, and the main oil deposit area in the territory is Lake Maracaibo, the largest lake in South America, in the northwest corner of the country's border. Lake Maracaibo is a lagoon connected to the Gulf of Venezuela by a 34-mile channel at its northern end, which is part of the Caribbean Sea. Venezuela's oil reserves have increased by 41% to 297 billion barrels due to the recent detection of new oil resources in the Orinoco Heavy Belt, making Orinoco one of Venezuela's most important oil reserves.

Venezuela is located in the tropics, unlike the temperate zone, which has four seasons of the year, only dry and rainy seasons. Basically, a jacket or a light sweater over a short sleeve jacket is sufficient, except in the Andean provinces on the Colombian border, which may require thick clothing (usually a thicker sweater) in the Andean provinces.

Venezuela is a tropical country, so there is no winter. However, between 800 and 2,000 meters above sea level, where many Venezuelan cities are located, including its capital, Caracas, temperatures range from 12 to 25 degrees Celsius. So you don't necessarily have to bring a thick winter coat.

If you are more afraid of the cold, it is best to bring it. However, the lowest temperature in these areas is at night, and the average daytime temperature is 30 degrees, so in general, the average daily temperature is about 22 degrees. If you prefer cooler temperatures, bring a thicker cotton jacket, jacket or leather jacket.

Wear extra layers of clothing.

It is worth noting that there is snow in some mountainous areas. So pay attention to whether it will snow where you go back.

The winter we have here is exactly the summer there, o(o

The average winter temperature in Venezuela is 32-19.

The average daytime is 32, and it is recommended to wear cool and breathable clothes made of light cotton fabrics, short skirts, thin short skirts, shorts, etc.

With an average of 19 at night, it is recommended to wear comfortable clothes such as short suits, T-shirts, light jeans, casual clothes, and professional suits made of single-layer cotton and linen fabrics.

The cities with the highest average daily temperature in winter are Bolívar (35), Policolo (35), Daisy (33) and Caracas (31).

The cities with the lowest average daily temperature in Venezuela in winter are Bolivar (20), Polycolo (22), Daisy (22) and Caracas (13).

The average temperature in autumn in Venezuela is 33 to 21.

The average during the day is 33, and it is recommended to wear light cotton fabrics to make cool and breathable clothes such as short clothes, short skirts, thin short skirts, and shorts.

With an average of 21 at night, it is recommended to wear a short suit with a single layer of cotton and linen fabric, a T-shirt, a light jean, casual wear, a professional suit and other comfortable clothes.

The cities with the highest average daily temperature in autumn are Bolívar (35), Policoro (35), Daisy (33) and Caracas (31).

The cities with the lowest average daily temperature in autumn in Venezuela are Bolívar (20), Policolo (22), Daisy (22) and Caracas (13).

The average summer temperature in Venezuela is 33 21.

The average during the day is 33, and it is recommended to wear cool and breathable clothes such as short clothes, short skirts, thin short skirts, and shorts made of light cotton woven mold tokens.

The average night is 21 in the mountains, and it is recommended to wear a short suit, T-shirt, thin jeans, casual wear, professional suits and other comfortable clothes with cotton and linen fabrics in a single layer.

The cities with the highest average daily temperature in summer are Bolívar (35), Policolo (35), Daisy (33) and Caracas (31).

The cities with the lowest average daily temperature in Venezuela in summer are Bolívar (20), Policolo (22), Daisy (22) and Caracas (13).