Desolate and otherworldly, the mystical Mount Roraima draws thousands of visitors each year – but at a price.
Once impenetrable to all but the Pemon indigenous people, several thousand hikers a year now make the three-day trek across savannah, through rivers, under a waterfall and along a narrow path scaling the cliffs of Mount Roraima – a flat-topped mountain on the Venezuela-Brazil border that perplexed early explorers and inspiredThe Lost World novel.
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