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| . عنوان الموضوع : ( شلالات أنجل في فنزويلا حيث الاعجاز والجمال والرعب ) |  الجمعة 7 ديسمبر - 15:45
|  موضوع: شلالات أنجل في فنزويلا حيث الاعجاز والجمال والرعب | |
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تقع شلالات أنجل Angel Falls في فنزويلا و تحديدا في المنطقة الحدودية مع
البرازيل، يزيد ارتفاعها عن ألف متر، تنحدر المياه من سفح جبل Auyantepui
mountain في حديقة Canaima National Park و تصب في نهر Kerep، و هي أعلى ب
19 مرة من شلالات نياجارا في كندا. سميت الشلالات بهذا الاسم نسبة لأول من
طار فوقها و هو الطيار الأمريكي Jimmie Angel, و تكريما له بسبب رحلته
المليئة بالمغامرات الى تلك الشلالات، تعرف على تفاصيل هذه الرحلة و المزيد
عن هذه الشلالات الرائعة في هذا المقال. |
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في عام 1937 قرر الطيار الأمريكي Angel
الهبوط فوق جبل Auyantepui بطائرته المعدنية و لكن عجلات الطائرة تحطمت
بسبب الأراضي المستقعية مما اضطره و زملائه الثلاثة في الرحلة (من ضمنهم
زوجته) للمشي للوصول أسفل الجبل و قد أخذت هذه الرحلة الخطيرة منهم 11
يوما و قد سميت هذه الشلالات بعد هذه الحادثة باسم Angel Falls. |
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كتاب “أجمل 10 شلالات في العالم” Beth Collins أدرجها في المرتبة الاولى
في كتابه و قد دهش و أخذ بروعة و جمال الشلالات ووصفها قائلا بأنها أطول
شلالات في العالم بحيث أن جزءا كبيرا من المياه يتبخر في الهواء قبل وصوله
الى القاع و عندما تنظر اليها من القاع لا يمكنك رؤية مصدر المياه من أين
تاتي و بعكس الشلالات الأخرى فان هذه الشلالات لا تتغذى من بحيرة أو نهر
أو ثلوج ذائبة و إنما من هطول الأمطار من السحب الاستوائية. |
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اختيار الشلالات كأحد مواقع اليونسكو للتراث العالمي و قد حصلت على
المرتبة الثانية ضمن 28 موقعا مختلفا من العالم لتصفيات عجائب الدنيا
السبعة الجديدة، صورة للشلالات في موسم الشتاء. |
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 Angel
Falls, the world’s highest free-falling waterfall, is located deep
within the Canaima National Park in Venezuela. The trek through the
jungle is a surreal adventure in itself and has been compared to
traveling through a ‘Lost World.’ Photo #1 by My[confined]Space
 Voilà—adrenaline junkies climbing up ‘Devil’s Mountain’ to reach Angel Falls on a path known as Rainbow Jambaia. Rainbow Jambaia Ascent Team Photos #2 by Evrard Wendenbaum, Arnaud Petit and Nicolas Kaliszvia via planetFear
 Rainbow
and Kerepakupai Vená which, in the native Pemon language means
“waterfall of the deepest place” or Parakupá Vená, meaning “the fall
from the highest point.” Photo #3 by benedict.adam
 After
making it through the dense tropical jungle, reaching Angel Falls
takes about 5 hours by riding in a dugout canoe upstream from this
Canaima village in Venezuela. Photo #4 by NileGuide.com
 This panoramic was composed of 21 individual pictures. Photo #5 by Jlazovskis
 After
adventurers have trekked through a dense tropical jungle and taken a
canoe for a long river trip to reach the base of the falls, they have
called this area ‘The Lost World.’ The environment is unique with flora
and fauna of all kinds. There are hundreds of species of orchids and
other vegetation. Even on the sheer high cliffs of the tepuis, there
are clumps of insect-eating pitcher plants clinging to the bare rock.
There is an incredible variety of tropical wildlife in the area:
monkeys, poison arrow frogs, cougars, jaguars, toucans, South American
Bushwhackers, giant anteaters, giant armadillos, giant otters, and
two-toed sloths. Photo #6 by Erik Cleves Kristensen
 Angel Falls is 19 times
higher than Niagria Falls. The height from which this world’s highest
free-falling waterfall plunges is so great that, before getting
anywhere near the ground, much of the water is evaporated or carried
away as a fine mist by the strong wind. Photo #7 by Inti
 Climbing
Angel Falls, route Rainbow Jambaia ascent, is no easy feat. So what do
adrenaline junkies do when they tire? They camp on the cliffs of
Devil’s Mountain, hanging as they sleep. Rainbow Jambaia Ascent Team Photos #8 by Evrard Wendenbaum, Arnaud Petit and Nicolas Kaliszvia via planetFear
 Canaima
National Park was established in 1962 and was named as a UNESCO World
Heritage Site in 1994. It is the second largest park in the Venezula
and is the size of Belgium or Maryland. The most famous tepuis, or
table-top mountains, in the park are Mount Roraima which is the tallest
and easiest to climb, and Auyantepui which has Angel Falls. Photo #9 by Frank Müller
 Looking up at Angel Falls, descending from Auyantepui. Photo #10 by Brothersoft Wallpapers
 Spectacular view of the equally spectacular waterfall during the climb up Angel Falls. Photo #11 by Rafael Estrella
 These
table-top mountains, tepuis, are the oldest exposed formations on the
earth; its origin dates back to Precambrian. Over the course of Earth’s
history, the plateau eroded and formed the tepuis. Auyantepui, with
the world-renowned waterfall, is not the largest but is still a giant
among the massive table-top mountains; it encompasses 250 sq mi (650
km2) with a 8,317 feet (2,535 meters) peak. Photo #12 by Nany Enciso
 Angel Falls climber. Rainbow Jambaia Ascent Team Photos #13 by Evrard Wendenbaum, Arnaud Petit and Nicolas Kalisz via planetFear
 Kerepakupai
Vená, aka Angel Falls, is located deep within the heart of Canaima
National Park in Venezuela. It borders Brazil and Guyana. The
flat-topped rock plateaus take up about 65% of the park and are
millions of years old. The sheer cliffs and waterfalls make for a truly
spectacular landscape. Photo #14 by toursholic
 Canoes
at Canaima National Park, the gateway to Angel Falls. Although
tourists can visit many other waterfalls and lagoons from Canaima camp,
the main reason visitors fly here is for the three-day, two-night
trips to the base of Angel Falls. Photo #15 by J. Quintero
 Salto Ángel is Spanish for Angel Falls. Photo #16 by zastavki
 Behind Angel Falls. Photo #17 by Claire Taylor
 Angel
Falls was not known to the outside world until Jimmie Angel flew over
them on 1933. But in 1937, Angel returned to the falls with the
intention of landing. Despite a successful touchdown, his El Rio Caroní
airplane nose-dived when it hit soft ground at the end of its landing
run and the wheels sank in the mud making take-off impossible. Angel
and the other plane’s occupants were unharmed, but they had to trek
across difficult terrain to make their way off the tepui. They had to
survive with low food supplies for 11 days, through dangerous waters
and jungles, to make it to the nearest settlement at Kamarata. When
word got out of their exploits, Angel received near-legendary status in
Venezuela and the massively impressive waterfall was named after the
bush pilot. His plane stayed at the top of the falls until 1970. It was
then re-assembled and can be seen outside the airport terminal at
Ciudad Bolívar. Photo #18 by Yosemite
 As seen during dry season: Salto Ángel plunges over 3,000 feet into the heart of the rain-forest. Photo #19 by Yosemite
 Base jumping adrenaline rush anyone? This is the view When angels free-fall off Devil’s Mountain. Photo #20 by venezolanisimo
 The photographer said it was almost like bathing at the foot of Angel Falls. Photo #21 by Erik Cleves Kristensen
 Auyantepui – Angel Falls – Tepui. Photo #22 by Rafael Estrella
 View of the Kerepakupai Vená taken during dry season, when the waterfall has a small discharge. Photo #23 by Berrucomons
 Climbing the falls via Rainbow Jambaia. Rainbow Jambaia Ascent Team Photos #24 by Evrard Wendenbaum, Arnaud Petit and Nicolas Kalisz via planetFear
 Aerial of Angel Falls. Photo #25 by Blic Forum
 Lost world landscape – Canaima National Park, Venezuela. Photo #26 by Kirill Golyshev
 Top
view of a tepui which means “house of the gods” in the native tongue
of the Pemon, the indigenous people who inhabit the Gran Sabana. Photo #27 by Inti
 The
falls are located in this isolated jungle, so getting here generally
takes a flight from Puerto Ordaz or Ciudad Bolívar to reach the Canaima
camp which is the starting point for river trips to the base of the
falls. River trips usually take place from June to December, when the
rivers are deep enough for the wooden curiaras used by the Pemon
guides. During December to March which is the dry season, there is much
less water than during the wet season. Photo #28 by Rafael Estrella
 Seeing this artistry of nature in person is on my bucket list before I die. Photo #29 by DesktopNexus
 Auyantepuy rock climbers and cliff campers along the Rainbow Jambaia ascent to the top of Angel Falls. Rainbow Jambaia Ascent Team Photos #30 by Evrard Wendenbaum, Arnaud Petit and Nicolas Kaliszvia via planetFear
 Taken
while trekking through the jungle to Angel Falls. As the Río Gauja
river nears the edge of the sandstone plateau, Auyantepui mountain, it
sinks into bedrock channels and disappears underground completely. But
then it emerges again 50 feet below the top of the cliff and plunges a
sheer 2,648 feet to the floor of the canyon below. Photo #31 by Poco a poco
 Michael
Anderson’s ‘Where The Dark River Rises.’ Staring at this magnificent
image, can you almost hear hidden dinosaurs roaring like in the Land of the Lost? Photo #32 by Michael Anderson via Earthshots
 Waterfalls of Canaima. Photo #33 by Fabrizio Morroia
 Could you jump off the top of this waterfall? Some adrenaline junkies can. Photo #34 by Poco a poco
 BASE Jump Angel Falls. Photo #35 by Tom Sanders/Aerial Focus
 Majestic
Salto Ángel. For BASE jumpers who might not want to climb Devil’s
Mountain to the top of the waterfall, a typical trip includes: a
flight, a jungle boat trip, a helicoptor ride to the top of Auyantepui
mountain, and then they BASE jump Angel Falls. Photo #36 by Fantom-XP
 Chinak-Meru Aponguao, like Angel Falls, is also in Canaima National Park. Photo #37 by Tony Jose Araujo
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![]() الموضوع الأصلي : شلالات أنجل في فنزويلا حيث الاعجاز والجمال والرعب // المصدر : منتديات غربةالروح // الكاتب : المسافر البعيد | توقيع العضو ; المسافر البعيد |
مدونتي الخاصة من هنااااليكن تواجدك || رسم بســـمة || للمشاركين
ليكن تواجدك || نصــيحه || توجهها لاخوتك
ليكن تواجدك || قـــدوة|| مثاليه في التعاون
ليكن تواجدك || نبـــع || للفائده والابداع مدونة المسافر البعيد بعذب الكلام وبصمت الالحان تراني اسير في بحر الزمان |
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| | .عنوان الموضوع : ( شلالات أنجل في فنزويلا حيث الاعجاز والجمال والرعب ) | الأحد 9 ديسمبر - 19:13 | | موضوع: رد: شلالات أنجل في فنزويلا حيث الاعجاز والجمال والرعب | |
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| | .عنوان الموضوع : ( شلالات أنجل في فنزويلا حيث الاعجاز والجمال والرعب ) | الخميس 13 ديسمبر - 17:49 | | موضوع: رد: شلالات أنجل في فنزويلا حيث الاعجاز والجمال والرعب | |
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مدونتي الخاصة من هنااااليكن تواجدك || رسم بســـمة || للمشاركين
ليكن تواجدك || نصــيحه || توجهها لاخوتك
ليكن تواجدك || قـــدوة|| مثاليه في التعاون
ليكن تواجدك || نبـــع || للفائده والابداع مدونة المسافر البعيد بعذب الكلام وبصمت الالحان تراني اسير في بحر الزمان |
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