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Yapacana, Venezuela
Claudio Svaggio
Displayed: times.Located in the mid-west of the state, Yapacana National Park encompasses Venezuela's highest plain; perhaps the highest in the world. The unique plateau rises abruptly from the surrounding lowlands to 1,345m and is inhabited by an enormity of endemic flora and fauna, including 46 species of herpitofauna. Source: www.think-venezuela.net
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