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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12th of January, 2021. Georgetown, Guyana, South America Guyana Defense Force Chief of Staff, Brigadier Godfrey Bess, and Commander of the U.S Southern Command, Admiral Craig S Faller, moments ago Continue Reading → Read more » - US Admiral Visits Guyana
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- Demerara River – Speedboat CrossingCrossing the Demerara River from Vreedenhoop to the back of the Stabroek Market in Georgetown, Guyana can be a fun. It can also be a bit scary as the waters 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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- 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
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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
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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
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People, History and Culture of Guyana
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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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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Guyanese Cooking and Recipes
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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