Guyana is virtually untouched and undiscovered… but not for long!
Thanks for sharing all those breathtaking pictures of Guyana. I am just awed by the beauty of nature. It is through people like you that we get to see far distant places. Who would have thought that Guyana is somewhere in South America instead of Africa. […] for the entire trip. We wore short sleeves and shorts once we left the jungle, to places like Kaieteur waterfall and Georgetown, but got attacked by […] […] is home to the tallest free-falling waterfall in the world and villages so remote that the only inhabitants are Amerindians. For the […] […] How to See Kaieteur Falls in a Day Trip […] You get to go to so many cool places! Guyana is somewhere that I’ve only heard of before, but seeing these pictures is amazing. Now I want to visit Georgetown! […] of the population live along the coastline bordering the Atlantic Ocean. We landed in the capital Georgetown but headed straight to the interior: the lush Amazon basin. Thick vegetation, minimal dirt roads […] Fantastic post with great information of a little know destination! Thanks Lora :) […] We wore short sleeves and shorts once we left the jungle, to places like Kaieteur waterfall and Georgetown, but got attacked by […] […] El Dorado is one of the best rums in the world and produced right along Guyana’s coast. In fact, you can tour the rum factory while you’re in Georgetown! […]  Discover why this pretty French town seduced Vincent van Gogh and the French Impressionists. […] Visiting Auvers-sur-Oise: Vincent Van Gogh’s Favorite Village from Sher She Goes IG: @shershegoes […] |
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Oh my God, Guyana is beautiful! I mean I just realized that and I never heardb about that country before. Thank you for making this post.
I love your blog and I have a blog too. I hope I can be a travel blogger like you. Do you mind if you visit my blog? Thank you.
Thanks for visiting and showcasing my homeland. Thank you also for reminding me of all the things I miss and remember if my days growing up there. It’s still my most memorable time in my life along with the births of my children. I’m glad you have experienced the great natural wonders of nature and civilization that my homeland has to offer. I’m hopeful that as we move forward, it remains unspoiled and as beautiful as it is now. Thanks again for the memories!!!
Back in the day, my job took me to many of parts of Guyana, including Mazaruni, the Pakaraimas, and Upper Berbice River. The scenes you describe bring back those memories. Great job in describing the country.