Venezuela is always talked about and more now that it is in times of crisis but the truth is that Venezuela has mystical and very beautiful sites
one of these beautiful places is in a state of venezuela called BOLIVAR and is called EL SALTO ÁNGEL, which in English is Angel Falls
The Angel Falls (Kerepakupai Vená, in Pemón, meaning "jump from the deepest place") n 1 is the highest waterfall in the world, with a height of 979 m (807 m of uninterrupted fall), 1 2 3 generated from the Auyantepuy. It is located in the Canaima National Park, in the state of Bolívar, Venezuela. A protected natural area, established as a National Park on June 12, 1962 and declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 1994, extends over an area of ​​more than 30,000 km² (similar to the territorial extension of Belgium), until the border with Brazil and the territory of Essequibo (currently in claim). The name that is known internationally, Salto Angel, was suggested by a Venezuelan in honor of the American aviator Jimmie Angel, who in 1937 collaborated more formally on the existence and exact location of the fall by flying over it in his plane and later perching on its peak, giving it worldwide repercussion. In the 21st century, she was one of the 28 finalists in the election of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World.

At the cinema This leap was the inspiration (along with the Auyantepuy and other Tepuis and Canaima National Park sites) of the fictional jungle in the animated American film of the year 2009 of Disney Pixar awarded with two Oscars, called Up (in Latin America Up: An adventure of height), when it is mentioned that the house should be placed in this place; that in the film is called «Paradise Falls» (in Spanish «Salto Paraíso» or «Waterfalls of Paradise») in clear allusion or reference to Angel Falls. Also much of the landscapes of the fictional Pandora moon in the 2009 science fiction film James Cameron's Avatar (awarded with several Oscars), were inspired by the Angel Falls, the Auyantepuy and the landscapes of Canaima National Park in general