Canaima National Park is spread along the fringe in the middle of Guyana and Brazil. Around 65% of the recreation center is secured by table mountain developments. The tepuis constitute a remarkable bio-geological element. The sheer precipices and waterfalls, including the world's most elevated (1,000 m) frame which is a breathtaking scene. Otherwise called 'La Cueva del Fantasma,' this is a fascinating hole situated in southern Venezuela. Arranged in a standout amongst the most organically rich and topographically antiquated parts of the world in the Aprada tepui, it is sufficiently large to contain two helicopters.