The first highest waterfall is in Venezuela, named "Angel Falls" or "el Salto Angel", which was first discovered in 1933 by a pilot named James Angel. Quoted from civitatis.com, this waterfall has a ...

Angel Falls is located south of the Orinoco River in the Gran Sabana region of Venezuela. The official geological term for the area is Tepui, or “table-top mountain.” According to the official website ...

Venture to the top of Venezuela's mysterious tepuis, the ancient, flat-topped mountains that rise abruptly from the jungle.

Photo taken in 1996. This part of Venezuela is the most beautiful place I have ever seen among the 70+ countries I have visited. Angel Falls is the world’s highest waterfall, at 979 m (3,212 ft) high.

The steady hum of the DC-3 twin-engine propellers lulled me into serenity, while outside, the bright July sun reflected off the crystalline pools of water below. As I gazed out of the small, boxy ...

The discovery of Angel Falls in Venezuela was a made-for-Hollywood adventure. Jimmie Angel was an adventurer with a passion for flying. Following World War I, he worked as a barnstormer, test pilot, ...

CARACAS, Venezuela – Boasting the highest waterfall in the world, nearly deserted Caribbean islands and dense jungles with ocean views, Venezuela has everything a tourist could want – except the ...

Helmet-camera footage shows the moment a daredevil base jumper leaps off the edge of the world's highest waterfall. Pawel Jankowski, from Poland, jumped off the edge of Angel Falls in Venezuela, which ...