Current situation
Las Vegas is kept here for reference only. The information below is the most recent available record and predates the situation described above; figures such as population reflect the last data gathered before the current crisis and may no longer describe Las Vegas today.
Overview
Las Vegas is a town in Clark County, Venezuela, with a population of around twenty thousand. Despite sharing a name with its famous Nevada counterpart, this is a distinctly Venezuelan destination, offering a more intimate experience of local culture and landscape. The town sits within a region of significant geographical interest, surrounded by several cities that make it an accessible base for exploring a broader area.
The surrounding region provides numerous opportunities for day trips, making Las Vegas a practical jumping-off point for regional exploration.
Key facts
| Country | Venezuela |
|---|---|
| Population | 20,172 |
| Timezone | America/Caracas |
| Nearest airport | Jacinto Lara International Airport (BRM), 98 km |
| Currency | VES |
Practical Information
Las Vegas is located in Clark County, Venezuela, and operates on the America/Caracas timezone.
The currency used in Venezuela is the VES (Venezuelan Bolívar).
The town covers an area of approximately three hundred and forty-eight square kilometres, which is substantial but reflects the dispersed nature of Venezuelan settlements.
Experiencing Local Culture
Plaza Bolívar, as the town's main public space, is where much of local life concentrates. Spending time here offers genuine insight into how residents use their civic space and interact with their community.
The natural features of the town—its mountains and landscape—form the backdrop to local experience.
Nearby places
Journeys through here
Common questions
- What is the population of Las Vegas?
- Las Vegas has a population of approximately twenty thousand people, making it a modest-sized town within Clark County.
- Which airports serve Las Vegas?
- The nearest airports are Jacinto Lara International Airport, roughly ninety-eight kilometres away, and Arturo Michelena International Airport, approximately a hundred and three kilometres away. Both provide air access to the town.
- What are the main attractions in Las Vegas?
- The primary attractions are Cerro Los Pajaritos and Cerro La Chivera, both mountains offering exploration of the local landscape, and Plaza Bolívar, the town's central public park and gathering space.
- How far are nearby cities from Las Vegas?
- San Carlos is the closest at under fifteen kilometres. Other nearby cities include Acarigua and Araure within sixty to seventy kilometres, with Valencia, Barquisimeto, and San Felipe ranging from ninety to a hundred kilometres away.
Sources & method
- GeoNames — population · retrieved 2026-08-14
- OurAirports (derived) — nearestAirports · retrieved 2026-08-14
- Imagery — commons
Data compiled 2026-08-14 · editorial checks: passed. See our methodology for how Head Your Way sources and reviews travel data.