Venezuela, on the Caribbean coast of South America, has landscapes that range from Andean peaks to tropical islands and some of the oldest rock formations on Earth. Our Venezuela puzzles show Angel Falls, the table mountains of the Gran Sabana and the islands of Los Roques.
Cracked Earth near Maracaibo, Venezuela
Beach in Los Roques, Venezuela
Canaima Lagoon, Venezuela
Mount Roraima and Kukenán
Kukenán Tepui at Sunset
Angel Falls, Venezuela
Angel Falls is the highest uninterrupted waterfall in the world, dropping about 979 metres from the edge of a flat-topped mountain called Auyán-tepui. It is named after the American pilot Jimmie Angel, who flew over it in the 1930s, and lies in Canaima National Park, a World Heritage Site.
The tepuis, table mountains with sheer cliffs, rise like islands above the rainforest; Mount Roraima inspired the novel The Lost World by Arthur Conan Doyle. Off the coast, the Los Roques archipelago is a national park of coral islands, white sand and clear turquoise water.
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