Municipio Bejuma

Bejuma Municipality is an administrative division in Carabobo State that covers a region of rolling terrain organized into three parishes: Bejuma, Canoabo, and Simón Bolívar. The town of Bejuma serves as the administrative center and is situated in a valley surrounded by mountainous landscape.

Bejuma underwent significant administrative reorganization during Venezuela's restructuring in the late 1800s as governance patterns shifted across the region. These changes shaped the current division into three parishes.

The three parishes of Bejuma Municipality maintain distinct local identities while operating under a unified administrative structure within the Carabobo region.

The region is characterized by mountainous terrain, so certain areas may be less accessible during rainy seasons. Most administrative matters are centered in the town of Bejuma as the primary hub.

The area sits within tropical forest zones of the coastal mountain range and is covered by dense green vegetation that gives the region a distinctive look. This natural environment shapes the climate and living conditions across Bejuma.