Tepui Roraima

A gigantic table mountain belonging to the Guyana plateau, Mount Roraima is one of the most beautiful tepuys (table mountains) of southern Venezuela and Northern Brazil. O

On its top surface, Roraima its landmass with three countries: Brazil, Venezuela and Guyana. A hike up takes six days round trip. Its landscape became legendary after Scottish author Arthur Conan Doyle immortalized it in The Lost Word book, which became an inspiration later for Disney's UP movie.

Reaching the top of Roraima is an adventure, trek through the jungle, rock climbing, miles of trails to reach the top of one of the most unusual places in our planet. It's like being in another world, surrounded by rocks with endless paths. Being there makes you feel that time stopped in prehistory and time passes by a dinosaur. Roraima is mysterious and amazing.

Roraima is the tallest of the table mountains. In Venezuela, which marks the border with Guyana and Brazil, a vertex on the boundary between the three countries, 2,810 meters high, is the highest elevation near Guyana. It is a walk of three days to reach the top and 2 days to return to the indigenous community. Being on top is like being in heaven. A very cold climate but unforgettable view. In order to plan this trip you should contact a Pemon (indigenous to the area) that takes you to the site for a fee, affordable for a hiker.