Of all the Tepuis (especially steep plateau with vertical walls and very flat tops) that exist in the Venezuelan territory, the most popular one is Roraima, not only for being the tallest of them, but it also has a lot of points of interest and great beauty.

One of the new points demarcated within the top of the Tepui are the "Cascadas de la Catedral" (Cascades of the Cathedral) a couple of waterfalls between the rocks, formed by the continuous rains and of variable flow for this very reason, visitors may take a shower if they are willing to recreate in its icy waters.