Auyantepui Collection

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Venezuela, Bolivar State, Canaima National Park, Angel Falls or Kerepakupai Mer˙ in the indigenous Pemon language the tallest waterfall in the world cascading down from the table-top mountain

Angel Falls and Mount Auyantepui (Auyantepuy, Devil's Mountain), Tepuis, Venezuela, South Amrica
AW-6679 Angel Falls and Mount Auyantepui (Auyantepuy, Devil's Mountain) Tepuis, Venezuela, South America Canaima National Park UNESCO World Heritage site Adrian Warren contact details

Oso rock (the bear), Auyantepui summit (Devil's Mountain), Canaima National Park, Estado Bolivar, Venezuela
AW-6687 Oso rock (the bear), Auyantepui summit (Devil's Mountain), Canaima National Park Estado Bolivar, Venezuela, South America Adrian Warren contact details: prints@ardea.com tel

Angel Falls (view from base of), Churun Gorge, Auyantepui (Devil's Mountain, Auyantepuy), Canaima National Park
AW-6683 Angel Falls (view from base of), Churun Gorge, Auyantepui (Devil's Mountain, Auyantepuy) Canaima National Park, Venezuela

Aerial image of Angel Falls and Mount Auyantepui (Auyantepuy, Devil's Mountain), Tepuis, Venezuela, South Amrica
AW-6677 Aerial image of Angel Falls and Mount Auyantepui (Auyantepuy, Devil's Mountain) Tepuis, Venezuela, South America Canaima National Park UNESCO World Heritage site Adrian Warren contact

Auyantepui (Auyantepuy, Devil's Mountain) summit, blackwater river, Canaima National Park, Venezuela, South America
AW-6686 Auyantepui (Auyantepuy, Devil's Mountain) summit, blackwater river Canaima National Park, Venezuela, South Adrian Warren contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

View from base of Angel Falls, Churun Gorge, Auyantepui (Devils Mountain) (Auyantepuy), Canaima National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Venezuela, South America

Aerial image of tepuis showing south side of Auyantepui (Auyantepuy) (Devils Mountain) from Uruyen valley, Canaima National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Venezuela, South America

Auyantepui (Auyantepuy) (Devils Mountain) summit, and Blackwater River, Canaima National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Venezuela, South America

Auyantepui (Auyantepuy) (Devils Mountain) from Carrao River, Canaima National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Venezuela, South America

Churun River near base of Angel Falls, Churun Gorge, Auyantepui (Devils Mountain), Canaima National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Venezuela, South America

Tepuis showing south side of Auyantepui (Auyantepuy) (Devils Mountain) from Uruyen valley, Canaima National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Venezuela, South America

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"Auyantepui: A Majestic Vertical Wonder of Nature in South America" Behold the breathtaking beauty of Auyantepui, also known as Devil's Mountain, located in Venezuela's Canaima National Park. This awe-inspiring aerial image captures the majestic Angel Falls and the towering Mount Auyantepui, showcasing their grandeur against a backdrop of untouched nature. With its long exposure shot, this photograph perfectly captures the essence of this vertical wonder. The cascading waters of Angel Falls create a mesmerizing spectacle as they plunge down Churun Gorge from the summit of Auyantepui. The fresh mist created by these powerful falls adds to the enchantment and allure that surrounds this natural marvel. Auyantepui stands tall and proud amidst South America's diverse landscapes. Its rugged cliffs and lush vegetation make it an oasis for adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts alike. As you explore its trails, you'll be immersed in the untamed wilderness that characterizes this region. The blackwater river flowing at Auyantepui's summit is like liquid gold, reflecting the sun's rays with a golden glow. It meanders through Canaima National Park, adding to its already abundant charm. Atop Devil's Mountain lies Oso rock, resembling a bear watching over its kingdom with unwavering strength. For those who dare venture closer to Angel Falls' base within Churun Gorge will witness an unparalleled view that truly takes your breath away. The sheer force and power emanating from these falls are humbling reminders of nature's might. Aerial images showcase not only Angel Falls but also provide a glimpse into Tepuis' vastness – ancient table-top mountains unique to this part of Venezuela. These geological wonders have stood tall for millions of years, silently witnessing Earth’s evolution. In every corner lies an unspoiled paradise waiting to be explored.