Canaima National Park, Venezuela
Spread over 12,000 sq. mile Canaima National Park is the second largest park in Venezuela. In 1994, it was granted UNESCO world heritage site status due to the unique rock formation called Tepuis or flat top mountains. The tepuis are of great geological interest and about 65% of the park is covered with these mountains. Also, the park is home to Angel waterfalls, world’s largest waterfall at 1,002 mt. The waterfalls and the unique mountains make for a spectacular
Spread over 12,000 sq. mile Canaima National Park is the second largest park in Venezuela. In 1994, it was granted UNESCO world heritage site status due to the unique rock formation called Tepuis or flat top mountains. The tepuis are of great geological interest and about 65% of the park is covered with these mountains. Also, the park is home to Angel waterfalls, world’s largest waterfall at 1,002 mt. The waterfalls and the unique mountains make for a spectacular