With Rady before first setting for Neblina Mountains. Rio Orinoco (Samariapo port), Venezuela.
My most frequent transport vehicle into Amazonian forest is a boat. Rio Tabaro (Sierra Maigualida), Venezuela.
Rio Tabaro is regular goal of my painting expeditions. Sierra Maigualida, Venezuela.
Rio Tabaro (Sierra Maigualida), Venezuela.
Caught in Dimosi rapids with Peter Ondrejovič (hand in the front is mine). Rio Tabaro (Sierra Maigualida), Venezuela (photo Radana Dungelová).
Rio Yuri (Sierra Maigualida), Venezuela (photo Paľo Barabáš).
Fuel transport for the camp in the desserted swamp forest below Neblina. Rio Atabapo, Venezuela / Colombia.
Our boat passing the confluence of rio Yatúa and Baria from above. Venezuela (foto Vladimír Šimek).
Rio Baria, Venezuela (photo Radana Dungelová).
Rio Baria, Venezuela (foto Radana Dungelová).
Where are we? Vladimír checks our position according the GPS and satelite photo. Rio Baria, Macizo de la Neblina, Venezuela / Brazil.
In our destination at last, under the peak of Cerro Neblina (2994 m). Venezuela / Brazil.
On the confluence of Rios Yatúa and Baria. We are the first ones who found and fixed exact coordinates of this connection (bifurcation) of Orinoco and Amazonas basin, in 2007 (Elvis, Rady and Macho). Venezuela / Brazil.
Mysterious river Maturaca is almost invisible under fallen branches and tree trunks. But it is just here where the rivers Orinoco and Amazanas are connected (Elvis, me and Macho, 2007). Macizo de La Neblina, Venezuela / Brazil.
On our own feet. Several days lasting crossing of Maigualida mountains is not possible without local guides and porters (Pavol Barabáš and me with Hoti). Venezuela (photo Peter Ondrejovič).
Walking through forest along the Tabaro river (Rady a Honza). Sierra Maigualida, Venezuela.
Crossing the river is daily job. Tomas, Rady and Eli, Torotoro National Park (Jalajala canyon, Andes), Bolivia.
On the narrow rock trail over the Caine river. Torotoro National Park (Jalajala canyon, Andes), Bolivia.
Many places are not accessible by land. Santa Rosa, Bolívie (photo Radana Dungelová).
Stuck in the airport of San Carlos de Rio Negro (with biologist Laco Miko). Rio Negro, Venezuela / Kolumbie (foto radana Dungelová).
The horse is another good and reliable travel friend (Rady and Honza). Los Llanos, Venezuela.
Don Cesar and Rady on the way up to Otonga reserve. West Andes, Ecuador.
And finaly the car! Ferry to National Park Noel Kempff Mercado across Paraguá river. Bolivia.
We have cleared the jungle path to messeta Huanchaca repeatedly several years. For cars it is no more passable now. NP Noel Kempff Mercado, Bolivia.
