This spectacular waterfall is located at kilometer 201 of the Core 10 (Carretera El Dorado-Santa Elena de Uairen) located next to the main road is about 50 meters high and is one of the favorite places to camp.
Kama (also spelled Salto Kama Meru, or pemón: Kama Meru) is a cascade or waterfall in the eastern sector of the protected area called Canaima National Park, which administratively is part of the municipality Gran Sabana of Bolivar State.
It is located on the Caroni River Basin, one of the most important of the Venezuelan Guayana, specifically Aponwao river, is about 50 meters high, while the water is divided into several falls. In its vicinity are tourism-related facilities.
It is possible to pass behind the jump by a canoe that is rented to the Pemon Indians. At night, if there are clear skies, enjoy a spectacular view of the starry sky. You can also buy handicrafts typical of the Gran Sabana.
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Lo único malo que se me ocurre es que la Posada está relativamente cerca del club local de baile y era bastante ruidoso el sábado por la noche después de la medianoche, pero afortunadamente no duró mucho.
Sin duda me alojaría aquí de nuevo.
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