Natural Landmarks in Venezuela

Angel Falls, known as Salto Ángel, is the world's tallest uninterrupted waterfall, plunging from the towering Auyán-tepui in the Canaima National Park, Venezuela. The falls create a dramatic spectacle as they spill into the deep Cañon del Diablo. This natural marvel, combined with the remarkable landscape of Canaima National Park, offers an unparalleled glimpse into Venezuela's unique geology, biodiversity, and indigenous cultures. Recognized by UNESCO, Angel Falls and Canaima National Park showcase the stunning natural beauty and ecological significance of the Guayanan Highlands.

Mount Roraima and the Pacaraima Mountains represent some of South America's most awe-inspiring and geologically significant landscapes. With their unique ecosystems and dramatic geological features, these towering tepui plateaus hold a central place in the natural heritage of Venezuela, Guyana, and Brazil. Their geographical, ecological, and cultural significance highlights their unique characteristics and the rich biodiversity they support.