Tepuis mountain
🇻🇪Venezuela
Tepuis are table-top mountains located in the Guiana Highlands of Venezuela, part of the larger Guiana Shield. These geological formations typically rise abruptly from the surrounding landscape, with steep cliffs and flat summits. They are composed primarily of Precambrian sandstone and quartzite.
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Tepuis have an average elevation range of 1,000 to 3,000 meters. They are renowned for their geological isolation, leading to unique ecosystems and endemic species. The most famous tepui is Mount Roraima, reaching 2,810 meters. Many tepuis are within Canaima National Park, which requires a permit for access, and are generally accessible by guided tours due to the challenging terrain.