For the Pemón, the tepuis are holy places, sacred guardians of the savanna. Each tepui, every waterfall and river in this country has some connection with Pemón mythology -- as their names attest.
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Living Edens: The Lost World: Eco Explorer: People
Living Edens: The Lost World: Eco Explorer: Map It
The "Lost World" (El Mundo Perdido) of towering table mountains ("tepuis") stretches across southeastern Venezuela's rolling Gran Sabana (Grand Savanna), 35,000 square miles of grassy plains crisscrossed with rivers and dotted by rainforests and waterfalls.
Living Edens: The Lost World: Eco Explorer: Florascope
Some 33 percent of the tepuis' known plants are endemic to the region. Most of the Lost World's wondrous botanical bounty lies on Mount Roraima.
Living Edens: The Lost World: Eco Explorer: Introduction
No dinosaurs here, but the towering tabletop mountains of Venezuela's Lost World are no less surreal.
Living Edens: The Lost World: Introduction
Ancient tepuis of Venezuela: gravity-defying rock formations, thundering falls, and singular flora and fauna.





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