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Cerro Marahuaca

Cerro Marahuaca Cerro Marahuaca is one of the most extraordinary table mountains of the Guiana Highlands, rising abruptly from the tropical forests of Venezuela’s remote Amazonas state. Reaching approximately 2,832 meters (9,291 feet), Marahuaca is a massive tepui composed of ancient sandstone cliffs, isolated summit plateaus, waterfalls, cloud forests, carnivorous plants, and species found nowhere …

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