Photo by KATHERINE CAÑAS - Powered by Google
History
The Gran Sabana is a region located in southeastern Venezuela, known for its stunning landscapes and unique geological formations. The area is home to the indigenous Pemon people, who have inhabited the region for thousands of years.
How to Get There
The Gran Sabana can be accessed by flying into the nearest airport, which is located in the town of Santa Elena de Uairen. From there, visitors can hire a local guide to take them on a tour of the region.
List of Attractions
- Mount Roraima: A massive flat-topped mountain that inspired Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s novel “The Lost World.”
- Angel Falls: The world’s highest waterfall, located in the nearby Canaima National Park.
- Kavac: A picturesque indigenous village known for its traditional huts and stunning views.
- Cueva de Kavac: A majestic cave with a waterfall inside, perfect for swimming and exploring.
Ticket Information
There is no entrance fee to visit the Gran Sabana, but visitors may need to pay for guided tours or transportation.
List of Tips for Visiting
- Bring plenty of water and sunscreen, as the region can get very hot during the day.
- Be respectful of the local indigenous communities and their customs.
- Wear sturdy shoes for hiking and exploring the rugged terrain.
- Consider hiring a local guide to help navigate the area and learn more about its history and culture.
Rate it or leave a comment!
Own or work here?
Posted By
New Report
Close
Sign Up for FREE!Take advantage of all the features by signing up. It's completely FREE and we never spam you!
• Create Travel Plans/Trips
• Collect Places You've Been
• Connect with Like-Minded Travelers
• Contribute to the Community by Posting New Recommendations
Already Registered? Login.