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Waterfalls without Equal
Waterfalls without Equal
A beautiful poster depicting Kukenán Falls - the fourth tallest waterfall on Earth. The text on this poster reads: 'The tallest waterfalls in the world flow over the sides of the great tablelands of the Guiana Highlands of South America. Fed by near constant rainfall on the summits of the mountains, the countless streams pour fourth and fall hundreds of metres from the plateau tops into the rainforest or savannahs below. Angel Falls, the tallest waterfall of all, falls 979 metres over the cliffs of Auyán Tepui, a great tableland massif in the south of Venezuela. Pictured here is the stream of Kukenán Falls, the fourth highest waterfall on the planet, which tumbles 670 metres in a single leap from the top of Kukenán Tepui, and then cascades down the talus slopes of the mountain.'
A beautiful poster depicting Kukenán Falls - the fourth tallest waterfall on Earth. The text on this poster reads: 'The tallest waterfalls in the world flow over the sides of the great tablelands of the Guiana Highlands of South America. Fed by near constant rainfall on the summits of the mountains, the countless streams pour fourth and fall hundreds of metres from the plateau tops into the rainforest or savannahs below. Angel Falls, the tallest waterfall of all, falls 979 metres over the cliffs of Auyán Tepui, a great tableland massif in the south of Venezuela. Pictured here is the stream of Kukenán Falls, the fourth highest waterfall on the planet, which tumbles 670 metres in a single leap from the top of Kukenán Tepui, and then cascades down the talus slopes of the mountain.'