Angel Falls, known as Salto Angel, in Venezuela, is nearly a km high, and sees the streams of water drop from the tops high above and disappear into a white mist, obscuring the view of the ground.

Known in Venezuela as “El Salto Angel,” the waterfall is 19 times the height of Niagara Falls. Formed more than 130 million years ago, the tepuis are massive and shrouded in clouds, with sheer ...

Venezuela's Angel Falls is the real-life inspiration for the fictional paradise and with a drop of 807 meters high (2,648 feet), it just so happens to be the tallest uninterrupted waterfall in the ...