Angel Falls
Imagine: water falls from such a height that it doesn't reach the ground as a stream — it turns to mist somewhere halfway down. This is Angel Falls — the planet's tallest waterfall, 979 meters of free fall in the lost world of Venezuelan tepuis. When you first see this thread of water plunging from the flat summit of a table mountain, you feel like a character in a Conan Doyle novel. The place is so unreal it seems like a set for a fantasy film.
Lost World of the Tepuis
Angel Falls drops from Auyán-tepui — one of the table mountains (tepuis) that rise above the Venezuelan jungle like giant s...