Jerry Marco poses with one of his masterpieces. 
Photo by D-Stanley 
A Rupununi Cowgirl strikes a pose on a horse at Velami Ranch. Photo courtesy of Nurse Diane Bernard, taken around March, 2017. 
Danie sports a small Jau. 
Danie smiles in the canoe. 
Danie holds up a yellow peacock bass fish caught in the Essequibo River. 
One of the rooms of the Amazonas Hotel in Lethem. See below for more pictures. 
Danie sports a Paraiba. 
Danie in for a long canoe ride. 
The Amazonas Hotel in Lethem, Rupununi, Guyana: Constructed by L.A. Construction Services. See below for more pictures. 
Photo thanks to Mr. Graham Watkins of rupununi.org. Used with permission. 
Photo thanks to Mr. Graham Watkins of rupununi.org. Used with permission. 
Photo thanks to Mr. Graham Watkins of rupununi.org. Used with permission. 
Photo thanks to Mr. Graham Watkins of rupununi.org. Used with permission. 
Photo thanks to Mr. Graham Watkins of rupununi.org. Used with permission. 
Photo thanks to Mr. Graham Watkins of rupununi.org. Used with permission. 
Photo thanks to Mr. Graham Watkins of rupununi.org. Used with permission. 
Photo thanks to Mr. Graham Watkins of rupununi.org. Used with permission. 
Photo thanks to Mr. Graham Watkins of rupununi.org. Used with permission. See below for more pictures. 
Photo thanks to Mr. Russian Dorrick of rupununilearners.org. Used with permission.
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First Published: 25th of April, 2021 100 Persons for Employment Countrywide GEORGETOWN, GUYANA, APRIL 22, 2021: Blue Print Real Estate (BPRE) is pleased to announce the launch of its office Continue Reading → Read more » - Small Miners and Shop Owners of Marudi Claim Victimization and Oppression by GGMC
First Published: 17th of April, 2021 A number of small miners and shop owners of Marudi Mountain in Region 9, Guyana, South America, in speaking with this publication, have expressed Continue Reading → Read more » - Man Who Collapsed and Died at NIS Had Taken Covid-19 Vaccine Day Before
First Published: 15th of April, 2021 This publication has been reliably informed that the man who collapsed and died on the 14th of April, 2021 while waiting in line at Continue Reading → Read more » - Pirara Bridge Collapses Under the Weight of Truck
11th of April, 2021. Region 9, Guyana, South America. The Pirara Bridge along the Lethem-Linden Trail has last evening, 10 of April, 2021, collapsed under the weight of motor lorry Continue Reading → Read more » - Woman Returns Home to Find Bridge Uprooted, Access Road Damaged
First Published: 10th of April, 2021. A prominent Guyanese citizen who partially resides along the East Bank of Demerara in Region 4 of Guyana, South America was yesterday greeted with Continue Reading → Read more » - Venezuela Moves Troops, War Tanks, and Rocket Launchers to Guyana’s Border
Reports coming from inside of Venezuela state that Nicolas Maduro has this morning moved troops, war tanks, and rocket launches to Guyana’s border with Venezuela towards the West of Guyana. Continue Reading → Read more » - Roger Khan Threatens “Rage” if Ricardo’s Killers are Not Brought to Justice
First Published: 29th of March, 2021 Shaheed “Roger” Khan, has today, 29th of March, 2021, delivered a solemn yet compelling speech at the funeral service of the recently slain Ricardo Continue Reading → Read more » - Young Woman Reportedly Killed in East Bank Accident
14th of March, 2021. Region 4, Guyana, South America An unidentified young woman, who appears to be in her early twenties, has reportedly been killed in an accident along the Continue Reading → Read more »
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- Republic Day Celebrations, 2021On February 23rd each year, Guyana celebrates its anniversary as a Cooperative Republic. This year, 2021, Guyana celebrates its 51st Anniversary as a Republic. Although the COVID-19 pandemic has prevented Continue Reading → Read more »
- Kopinang, Region 8Enjoy these beautiful photos of Kopinang in Region 8 of Guyana, South America. Photos: Captain Learie Constantine Barclay. February 2021 Read more »
- The Kaieteur FallsIf you heard about Guyana, it means you would probably know of the mighty Essequibo River. On one of its many tributaries, the Potaro River, can be found the world-famous Continue Reading → Read more »
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- Cycling from Georgetown to LethemCredits: Yonnick David. Feb 13, 2021 At the age of 16, myself and a few fellow scouts took on what was, and still is a mammoth task. We decided to Continue Reading → Read more »
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- On the Way to the Marudi Mountains, Deep South RupununiThis stunning photo captures a moment in time as miners head to the Marudi gold mining mountains in Deep South Rupununi, Region 9, Guyana, South America. Photos: Amina Mc Donald. Continue Reading → Read more »
- The Iwokrama River Lodge, Region 8The Iwokrama River Lodge is a tourist attraction and research center located in Region 8, Guyana, South America. It is located about 8 hours’ drive south of Georgetown and 4 Continue Reading → Read more »
- Hibernia, Essequibo Coast, Region 2These photos show infrastructural development being carried out at Hibernia Village, Essequibo Coast, Region 2, Guyana, South America. Photos: Minister Nigel Dharamlall. Feb 2021 Read more »
- Termite City, Region 9Termite City is about 7 miles north of Lethem in Region 9, Guyana, South America. There you can see Giant Anthills about ten feet high against the beautiful backdrop of Continue Reading → Read more »
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Guyana is one of the world’s best tourists destination. And now you’ll learn why. Learn about hotels, resorts, ranches, city tours, jungle tours, river tours, eco tours, country tours and more…all across Guyana. Tourism Guyana: Go there!
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- My Trip to Rewa Village – North Rupununi Savannahs of Guyana, South America
First Published: 14th of January, 2020 Hi, I am Jessica Andries, and I live in Lethem, Central Rupununi, Region 9, Guyana, South America. I just wanted to take this opportunity Continue Reading → Read more » - Rewa Village Eco LodgeThe Rewa Village Eco Loddge is a beautiful tourism-friendly eco lodge located at Rewa Village in the North Rupununi Savannahs. We will tell you more about this later. Read more »
- Rewa VillageRewa Village is located in the North Rupununi Savannahs of Guyana. It is great for fishing, sightseeing, hiking, jungle expeditions and many other eco friendly outdoor activities and adventures. Rewa Continue Reading → Read more »
- The Kumu Falls – Central Rupununi – Region 9
First Published: 20th of December, 2020 by Patrick Carpen. The Kumu Falls is a small but splendid waterfall located in Kumu Village, Central Rupununi Savannhas, Guyana, South America. The magnificent Continue Reading → Read more » - The Kaieteur Falls
This article was first published on the 17th of January, 2016 by Patrick Carpen. If you would like tour guide services or guidance in visiting the Kaieteur Falls, contact us Continue Reading → Read more » - Waterfalls Across Guyana
Did you know that Guyana sports some of the most beautiful and magnificent waterfalls? That’s right! Under this heading, I’ll be writing about waterfalls across Guyana. First Up: The Kaieteur Continue Reading → Read more » - The Takutu Hotel Annual Miss Rupununi Rodeo Pageant
The Rupununi Rodeo Performances in Lethem, Rupununi Savannahs, Guyana, South America is one of Guyana’s most celebrated annual events which magnetizes and fascinates tourists from all over the world. The Continue Reading → Read more » - My Experience With the Pakaraima Mountains Safari 2019
by Tashana Sasha Ramdeholl. Experiencing Guyana 🇬🇾 On Another Level Is One Of My Greatest Accomplishments. – Tashana Sasha Ramdeholl Experiencing my country, Guyana, South America, this way – with Continue Reading → Read more » - The Pakaraima Mountains Safari
The Pakaraima Mountains Safari, also called the Pakaraima Safari Adventure, is an annual expedition which takes place in the month of April. It is coordinated centrally from Georgetown, Guyana by Continue Reading → Read more » - Safaris Across Guyana
A safari is a days-long expedition across forested areas and trails to spot, hunt or photograph wild animals and generally experience the wonders of nature. The term originated in Africa. Continue Reading → Read more »
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Guyana has evolved over hundreds of years to what it is today. So we have lots of stories to tell. In addition, Guyana is a melting pot of cultures, traditions, races and religions. The first people to have come to Guyana are the Amerindians. They were here even before Christopher Columbus! Then came the Europeans in their quest for the city of Eldorado. The Europeans set up sugar plantations across Guyana and brought slaved from Africa to work on the plantations. After the abolition of slavery, indentured laborers were brought from India. You’ll have fun learning about the people, history and culture of Guyana.
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First Published: 3rd of March, 2021. Today, 3rd of March, we join in celebrating World Wildlife Day 2021 under the theme “Forests and Livelihoods: Sustaining People and Planet” with the Continue Reading → Read more » - Democracy Under SeigeThe March, 2, 2020 elections in Guyana, South America is one to be remembered. Because of the impending and much hyped up oil wealth, the elections was dubbed the “mother Continue Reading → Read more »
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This article was first published on the 28th of February, 2020 by Patrick Carpen. Known for its beautiful mountains and breathtaking scenery, Karasabai Village lies peacefully beneath the shade of Continue Reading → Read more » - Criminal Activities and Violence in the Town of Lethem – Region 9 – Guyana – South AmericaI’ve recently published an article giving general, touristic and business information on the Town of Lethem. Because people are often concerned with their safety when traveling from place to place, Continue Reading → Read more »
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The six races of Guyana have blended an amazing pot. Guyana has been called a melting pot of civilizations, but it is also a melting pot of culinary heritages. The six ethnic groups of Guyana have all brought their traditional food and cooking recipes to these shores. But what’s more is that they have shared, adapted, innovated and transformed the culinary traditions of six peoples into something greater. Learn more about the unique evolution of Guyanese cooking.
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