Viewpoint of El Auyán-tepui nature

Mirador de El Auyán-tepui is one of the most fascinating table mountains, or tepuis, with its impressive cliffs and unique ecosystems. This wonderful natural site is home to Angel Falls, the highest uninterrupted waterfall in the world. The area is rich in biodiversity, including many endemic species of this plateau. Traversing its challenging terrain offers an unparalleled adventure for those seeking to connect with pristine nature. The landscape is a mosaic of dense jungles, mysterious caves, and flowing rivers that captivate the heart of every explorer. 💡Curiosities Did you know that Auyán-tepui means "the mountain of hell" in the native Pemon language? Its ominous name is derived from the dangerous mists and vertical walls that envelop it. The tepui also inspired Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's novel "The Lost World," depicting a land where dinosaurs still roam.