The Pemon people are an indigenous group primarily found in the Gran Sabana region of Venezuela, as well as parts of Guyana and Brazil. They are known for their rich cultural heritage, which includes traditional crafts, music, and dance. The Pemon language belongs to the Cariban language family and is an essential part of their identity. Historically, the Pemon have lived in harmony with their natural surroundings, relying on agriculture, hunting, and fishing for sustenance. They inhabit the area around the iconic Mount Roraima, which holds significant cultural and spiritual importance for them. Today, the Pemon continue to advocate for their rights and preserve their traditions in the face of modern challenges.