Ciudad Guayana

Ciudad Guayana is a major industrial city located in southeastern Venezuela, known for its strategic location near the Orinoco River. It was developed in the 1950s as part of Venezuela's efforts to diversify its economy, primarily focusing on steel production, aluminum, and other heavy industries. The city includes two main districts, Puerto Ordaz and San Félix, and serves as an economic and logistical hub with modern infrastructure. Surrounded by natural beauty, such as waterfalls and lush forests, Ciudad Guayana plays a vital role in Venezuela's industrial sector while also offering cultural and recreational opportunities.