The indigenous community of Uruyen is one of several Pemón communities located in Canaima National Park, in Venezuela. This park, known for its impressive natural beauty, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is located in the Gran Sabana region, in the southeast of the country. Uruyen is situated in an isolated region, surrounded by spectacular landscapes such as tepui mountains, rivers, and waterfalls. 💡 Fun Facts The inhabitants of Uruyen belong to the Pemón ethnic group, one of the most important indigenous tribes in the region. The Pemón have a rich cultural tradition that includes mythology, dances, music, and crafts. The Pemón language remains a vital part of the community's identity, although many also speak Spanish. The community lives in harmony with nature, basing their subsistence on traditional practices such as hunting, fishing, and subsistence agriculture, as well as gathering fruits and medicinal plants.
Uruyén, Bolivar State, Venezuela