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Araya Peninsula
Below heavy fortress stones tumbling to the sea, the salina turns rose in the light of late morn. The surrounding hills are ochre, burnt-orange, rime-white and brushed with thorn trees and cacti. Since before the arrival of the Dutch and Spanish, the parched flats near the town of Araya...
Below heavy fortress stones tumbling to the sea, the salina turns rose in the light of late morn. The surrounding hills are ochre, burnt-orange, rime-white and brushed with thorn trees and cacti. Since before the arrival of the Dutch and Spanish, the parched flats near the town of Araya...
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Angel Falls
Hidden deep in the Venezuelan rainforest, the beautiful Angel Falls are one of the most evocative and romantic sights in South America. The tallest waterfall on earth, water plunges almost a kilometre (over 3,212 feet) from the lip of Auyantepui (“Devil’s Mountain”, one of the flat-topped...
Hidden deep in the Venezuelan rainforest, the beautiful Angel Falls are one of the most evocative and romantic sights in South America. The tallest waterfall on earth, water plunges almost a kilometre (over 3,212 feet) from the lip of Auyantepui (“Devil’s Mountain”, one of the flat-topped...
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Mount Roraima
Mount Roraima is one of the most majestic of the ancient and mysterious tepui (tabletop) mountains that dot Venezuela’s Gran Sabana. These massive, flat-topped mountains rise almost vertically from the remote savannah, forming surreal “islands in time”. Roraima’s summit is guarded by...
Mount Roraima is one of the most majestic of the ancient and mysterious tepui (tabletop) mountains that dot Venezuela’s Gran Sabana. These massive, flat-topped mountains rise almost vertically from the remote savannah, forming surreal “islands in time”. Roraima’s summit is guarded by...
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Rio Orinoco
Leaving behind the sparkling waters of the Caribbean, the flat savannah stretching to the Andes comes into view across the 2,500-metre high mountain range that separates Caracas from the sea. The turbo-prop aeroplane flying from Caracas to Puerto Ayacucho, in the Amazonas State of Venezuela,...
Leaving behind the sparkling waters of the Caribbean, the flat savannah stretching to the Andes comes into view across the 2,500-metre high mountain range that separates Caracas from the sea. The turbo-prop aeroplane flying from Caracas to Puerto Ayacucho, in the Amazonas State of Venezuela,...
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Los Llanos
Stretching from the Andes in the west to the Río Orinoco in the east, the flat as a griddle savanna of Central Venezuela is known simply as “Los Llanos,” or “the plains.” In total, it covers 300,000 square kilometers of Venezuela, or about one third of the country. With few cities, the...
Stretching from the Andes in the west to the Río Orinoco in the east, the flat as a griddle savanna of Central Venezuela is known simply as “Los Llanos,” or “the plains.” In total, it covers 300,000 square kilometers of Venezuela, or about one third of the country. With few cities, the...
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