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90% of people who have been to Guyana think it's worth visiting. The most popular places in Guyana are Georgetown, Kaieteur Falls, and Iwokrama Mountains. Guyana is featured on the lists Directory of Countries, Travel: Countries of the world, and Olympic Games: Country ranking by all-time 'per capita' Medals.

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Untitled by adacia101

we had a ball we went to carnval and party we went to the beach and went boating then we water falls

over 3 years ago

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My family and I lived in Leonora, West Coast Dem for 10 months in the early ’90s. Although we had lived in a number of countries before moving there, this was our first time in a country that was not predominantly Christian. Our neighbors on one side were Hindu and on the other, Muslim. Seeing these two religions peacefully coexisting, both practiced by good people has allowed me to see the beauty and truth in all eligions. It has also made it impossible for me to accept the stereotypes that are so commonly tossed around these days.

over 5 years ago

Untitled by passionsfan

I was borned and raised in Wakapoa, Guyana. I am an Amerindian and my name is Colleen and my mother(Stella James) is of the Warau tribe and my father(Adrian James) of the Arawak tribe. We live up the Koria creek just a few miles from St Lucian MIssion. You may know that there are nine tribes of Amerindians in Guyana: Arawak, Carib, Warau, Patamona, Wapishiana, Makushi, Wai-Wai, Akawaio and Arekuna.

Food is mostly cassava and fish; Fishing and hunting and farming still exist here although the younger ones are leaving their homes to work with miners and loggers in different regions in Guyana.

If you are starting from Georgetown and would like to travel to Wakapoa, then the normal route would be to travel to Parika by road. Then you will ferry over the mighty Essequibo river (third largest river in the world) to Supenaam. A minibus or car will take you from here to Charity. From here a boat will get you in Wakapoa in about 1 and 1/2 hours. You will travel north in the Pomeroon river to the Wakapoa creek thence up this creek to the Koria creek. There are rough accommodations at various places. Check with local authorities and the mission captain for more information. Make sure you get appropriate shots as this region may have malaria. Good luck!!

over 5 years ago