Venezuela's Angel Falls is so tall that you'd have your head swimming!

Yes, you read that right, we are writing about the world's tallest uninterrupted waterfall, Angel Falls. It is one of Venezuela's most remarkable natural marvel and has a staggering height of 3212 ft. From that height, it plunges for a mammoth 2648 ft and makes for a staggering sight in the Canaima National Park. The waterfall is named after Jimmi Angel, who was the first person to fly over the falls in 1960. His plane's remains on top of the mountain where he descended for 33 years, before getting cleared by a helicopter.

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The waterfalls comes tumbling down from the Auyán-Tepui plateau in the Gran Sabana region. As the sun sets, Angel Falls transforms into a silver ribbon, gracefully making its way down to the untouched wilderness below. A trip to this place is an open invitation to witness the raw beauty of nature. Angel Falls isn't just a sight to see; it's a reminder of the untouched wonders that nature graciously offers to those willing to explore.How to plan a trip to Angel Falls? Needless to say, Angel Falls is one of Venezuela's top tourist attractions and sees curious visitors throughout the year. Of course, it is no ordinary journey since the waterfall is set in absolute wilderness, in the middle of dense forests. The journey also includes a boat ride across the river for some stunning views of Angel Falls. The most popular way to reach the falls before taking the river journey is to take a flight to the town of Canaima. Since the journey needs immaculate planning, it is never crowded.


The journey, after the flight, starts from Canaima, where you can also shop for handmade souvenirs. One can camp in the jungle there at the designated campsites and take a boat ride the next morning for Angel Falls.

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This is perhaps the most exhilarating part of the journey as travellers canoe across a wild river, usually getting splashed by cold water. After around 3.5 hours on a boat or canoe, one has to hike up through the dense jungle to finally feast their eyes on the marvel that is Angel Falls.

Of course, the journey to Angel Falls is a great experience in itself and is an ideal one for travellers who fancy Indian Jones sort of travels! Sans the dangers though.