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The main goal of our second trip to Venezuela was climbing the Monte Roraima table mountain (after we saw it from below in 1993). Compared to climbing Auyan-Tepui (what we did thirteen years later), the second Venezuelan table mountain tourists are allowed to ascend, Mt. Roraima is significantly easier.
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Caracas The capital of Venezuela |
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Monte Roraima Climbing Venezuela's highest table mountain |
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Río Orinoco From the coast to the Gran Sabana |
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Canaima The lagoon in the Canaima National Park |
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Gran Sabana Land of table mountains ("tepuis") and waterfalls |
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Kerepakupai-Merú Earth's highest waterfall is also known as Salto Ángel (Angel Falls) |
