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ShoppingThere are several gift shops located in and around the small village of Canaima. By far the best of the bunch is Makunaima Arte Indígena (tel. 0286/621-5415), located just beyond Waku Lodge. This place has a broad and reasonably priced selection of local indigenous crafts, including Pemón blowguns, Yanomami baskets, and Piaroa masks, as well as quality jewelry, ceramics, and woodwork. Another good option -- but with a much more limited selection -- is the Kayarinwa Gallery (no phone), located right in the small village of Canaima. Unless you need toothpaste or some basic goods from their attached general store, avoid the Canaima Souvenir Shop (tel. 0414/884-0940), which has a broad but overpriced selection of crafts. Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
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