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#Nature Angel Falls, Venezuela Deep in the lush jungles of Canaima National Park rises the tallest waterfall on Earth — Angel Falls (Salto Ángel), plunging an awe-inspiring 979 meters from the cliffs of Auyán-Tepui. Mist floats through the air, rainbows shimmer, and the roar of falling water echoes through the untouched wilderness. Named after American aviator Jimmy Angel, who crash-landed on the plateau in 1937, the falls remain one of the planet’s most remote natural wonders. Reaching them is no easy task and that’s part of the magic.