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Happy and blessed day to Everyone today I share my beautiful and sublime Sunday, with a wonderful and unforgettable excursion through the majestic and beautiful Canaima National Park, located in the state of Bolívar, Venezuela. It is part of a natural lung of the country and visiting it is the divinity of possessing this spectacular beauty, must be lived is infinitely beautiful.
Canaima National Park is the second largest national park in Venezuela and one of the most famous in the country and in the world, as there is the largest known waterfall: Angel Falls, with its almost 1000 meters high. The excursions to the eastern part of the park are memorable and relatively easy to do, as there is a paved path that crosses the park from Puerto Ordaz to Santa Elena de Uairen. Perhaps one of the things that stand out in this park are its rivers and waterfalls, such as the Aponguao and the Kamarata. Some of the park areas are only accessible by air, by plane or by canoe through very interesting rivers. The Canaima National Park offers some challenging hiking, which includes trips to the 700 square kilometers of the Auyantepui, which makes a great impression and excitement when observing such a natural beauty, really exciting to live that experience.
Angel jump:
It is a huge column of water that unleashes furiously from the imposing rock wall of the Tepuy Auyantepuy falls with a deafening sound and reaches the Churún river. It was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 1994. It is an impressive creation of God full of rivers, rain forests and 115 tepuys, high rocky plateaus. Its name is due to its discoverer, the American pilot Jimmy Angel, who in 1937 accidentally landed on top of the tepuy, more than enough to baptize the waterfall as Angel Falls in his honor.
The vegetation in these Tepuy varies from the tropical humid forest, at the bases and slopes, there is a great diversity of species in the areas of savannas and valleys predominantly pastures and morichales, with gallery forests. The fauna is varied, highlighting the anteater, the jaguar, giant otters, foxes, monkeys and araguato, birds such as, palomero falcon, eagles, dwarf macaws, parrots and hummingbirds. In this park there is a significant indigenous population today, the ethnic communities Pemón, Kamaracotos, Taurepan and Arekuna live in this territory.
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