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From test bars to a nightly schedule: how Táchira got its own TV channel First time at the Feria de San Sebastián: a practical primer Matchday at Pueblo Nuevo: notes for visiting fans Why the San Cristóbal radio dial is so crowded Pisca, pastelitos and wheat arepas: an Andean breakfast primer A slow afternoon in the old centre of San Cristóbal
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San Cristóbal spread across the Torbes valley in the Venezuelan Andes
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Táchira, channel by channel

Regional television and radio history, the January feria, Andean food and mountain roads — laid out like a programme guide.

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The six newest bulletins from the desk.

  1. E01From test bars to a nightly schedule: how Táchira got its own TV channel · Media history: the 1989 launch of regional television in San Cristóbal, step by step.
  2. E02First time at the Feria de San Sebastián: a practical primer · Feria: how January in San Cristóbal works, and how to plan around it.
  3. E03Matchday at Pueblo Nuevo: notes for visiting fans · Sport: what to expect at a Deportivo Táchira home game.
  4. E04Why the San Cristóbal radio dial is so crowded · Media: thirty-plus FM stations, two AM veterans and a move online.
  5. E05Pisca, pastelitos and wheat arepas: an Andean breakfast primer · Food: how to order breakfast in the Táchira highlands.
  6. E06A slow afternoon in the old centre of San Cristóbal · Walks: Plaza Bolívar, the Ateneo, the Palacio de Los Leones and the cathedral.
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Every page of this site sits in a channel row. Times are a reading order, not a broadcast schedule — the slot that matches the hour in San Cristóbal lights up as “on now”.

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Outside-broadcast locations

Eight real places around the guide’s reference point, Plaza Bolívar on Séptima Avenida: the Pueblo Nuevo cluster of stadium, bullring, velodrome and fair pavilions in the north, and the civic and historic centre around the plaza and the cathedral.

UnitFeedLocationWhere
OB-01 Estadio Polideportivo de Pueblo NuevoFootball ground · Pueblo Nuevo Pueblo Nuevo sector, north of the city centre, San Cristóbal
OB-02 Plaza de Toros Monumental de Pueblo NuevoBullring & events arena · Pueblo Nuevo Pueblo Nuevo (former Hacienda Pueblo Nuevo), San Cristóbal
OB-03 Complejo Ferial de Pueblo NuevoFair pavilions · Avenida España Avenida España, Pueblo Nuevo, San Cristóbal
OB-04 Velódromo J. J. MoraCycling track · Avenida Universidad Avenida Universidad, Pueblo Nuevo, San Cristóbal
OB-05 Catedral de San CristóbalCathedral · Historic centre Carrera 3, beside Plaza Juan Maldonado, historic centre
OB-06 Plaza Bolívar de San CristóbalMain square · Séptima Avenida Séptima Avenida between Calles 9 and 10, San Cristóbal
OB-07 Ateneo del TáchiraCultural centre · Calle 9 Calle 9 with Carrera 6, beside Plaza Bolívar, San Cristóbal
OB-08 Museo del TáchiraRegional museum · Hacienda Paramillo Hacienda Paramillo, Avenida Universidad, San Cristóbal

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What this is

Táchira Dial is an English-language guide for visitors, students, researchers and members of the Venezuelan diaspora who want to understand Táchira through its media and its everyday culture.

We write about the history of regional television and radio in the Andes, the Feria Internacional de San Sebastián, football and cycling, food, music and the towns and parks around San Cristóbal.

What this is not

This is an independent guide. It is not affiliated with Televisora Regional del Táchira (TRT) or with any broadcaster, newspaper, club or venue we describe, and it does not stream, sell tickets or publish schedules.

Facts come from public sources; where we are unsure, we stay general. Corrections are welcome through the contact desk.

How to read it

Channel rows group pages by theme: Signal for media history, Feria for the January fair and faith, Pitch for sport, Table for food, Road for trips out of the city, Town for the capital itself.

Bulletins arrive in the crawl at the top and the “Up next” queue. Everything is searchable from the footer, and the sitemap lists every page.