Venezuela. A majestic column of water that adorns a dreamy green landscape: the Angel Falls, in Venezuela, considered the highest waterfall on the planet.
From the great rock wall of the Tepuy Auyantepuy mountain, the water falls whose sound can be heard from several kilometers, because it is not only the imposing landscape that attracts tourists, but the deafening bellow of water that disappears when the river collides Churún, far below.
The fall of Angel Falls is about 979 meters. The place has been considered a World Heritage Site since 1994, a whim of nature that has never ceased to amaze travelers who wish to venture into this wonderful landscape.
