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Day 1: The tour begins in Santa Elena de Uairen very early to take road to the Mirador del Tepuy Chirikayen, where a spectacular view of the morichales and hear the echoes of the jungle, which makes a wide variety of sounds. Then follows Jaspe, distinguished by the red color of the stones in the river made up of crystals of quartz and iron oxides, which makes it very interesting to visit because the mystics say that the crystals loaded quartz body's energy points, called chakras and is a semi-precious stone hardness Grao 7. Walk and visit to the community of San Francisco de Yuruaní, where we take lunch. In the afternoon we visit the river and the impressive Salto Yuruaní Arapená; also be in the spa Soroape, where there are natural spas to relax and rejuvenate the skin.

If time permits and enough hours visiting a leap, which is 65 meters high, it is the Salto Kama or Kama - Meru.

The day ends at the inn Kamoirán Rapids, where there are restaurant, café and river to swim. Dinner and overnight.

Day 2: Early breakfast then take road to Liwo-Riwo indigenous community, where you board the boat or canoe to go to the Aponwao or Chinak Meru (Indian name), is 105 meters high and is very impressive, now starts a half-hour short trek to descend to other interesting sites to visit: Well of Love, Pozo Escondido, Mirador del Valle and Tepuy Sororopán Kavanayen. From there it follows the Kavanayen community where we take dinner and overnight. This community was founded in 1943 by Capuchin missionaries in the upper reaches of the Caroni River, using a technique for the construction of housing that was developed by the founders to take advantage of local stones. The area is very fragile for the conditions of its ecosystem and was declared a Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Day 3: After breakfast you start the return to the village of Santa Elena and once in the asphalt road, take the road to the Salto Kawi. Jasper Spectacular red zone where you can bathe in the waterfalls, as well as a swimming pool, where of course you have to know how to swim. Stop at the viewpoint Bear sector, to take pictures very close to the Ulu tepuyes karaurin Plot and, depending on the climate factor, visit to the area of Pacheco (Arapan Waterfall), this area offers a specially designed water slides by nature for the kids, there is also a waterfall 25 meters high, plus you can also see insect-eating plants. Then along the hill Pacheco and here is a spectacular swimming pool of crystal blue-green water where "be seen until the toes" in the center of this pool is a shallow, about 2.5 meters to 3 meters deep. Back in the late afternoon to Santa Elena and completion of our tours.