Angel Falls – Venezuela

There was once a young boy named Juan who lived at the base of Angel Falls in Venezuela. His ancestors had always believed that the falls were a supernatural place, a portal that lead to a world beyond our own. Juan used to play at the base of the falls, hoping that he too could one day catch a glimpse into this other world.

One day, Juan went on an adventure into the jungle beyond the falls. The trees towered high above him and the sound of the cascading water in the background was almost deafening. As he walked deeper into the jungle he started to feel like he was being watched. Something was lurking just beyond the trees, and he knew he needed to be careful.

As Juan approached a clearing, he noticed a group of people standing around a fire. They were wearing animal skins and their faces were painted with intricate patterns. Juan knew these weren’t ordinary people, and that they were ancient and magical.

The group welcomed Juan and invited him to sit by the fire. They offered him food and drink, and in return, Juan shared his stories of the world beyond the jungle. The group was filled with wonder and curiosity, and they asked Juan if he would like to stay with them forever.

Juan knew the world beyond the jungle was important to him, but he also knew that he belonged with this group. As he stood up to join them, a bright light shone down from the sky. The group disappeared in a flash, leaving Juan alone in the clearing.

Juan looked up, and he saw the falls was the source of the light. A portal had opened up, and the magical group had returned to their world. Juan was filled with wonder and amazement as he realized that the supernatural stories his ancestors had told him was true all along.

From that day on, Juan continued to live at the base of the falls but he knew that he had a connection to a world beyond his own. He would often look up at Angel Falls with a sense of wonder and respect, knowing he was looking at a portal to a magical realm. The locals would often tell the story of Juan and the group of ancient people, ensuring that future generations would continue to embrace their folklore and the supernatural power of Angel Falls.