Guyana

Guyana's Amazon rainforest draws nature lovers. It covers 80% of the country. The rainforest has many rare animals like jaguars, monkeys, tapirs, macaws and caimans. Majestic rivers like the Essequibo wind through the thick forest, making pretty landscapes. The Kaieteur Falls are one of the world's tallest waterfalls. They are in the middle of the ►

Guyana's Amazon rainforest draws nature lovers. It covers 80% of the country. The rainforest has many rare animals like jaguars, monkeys, tapirs, macaws and caimans. Majestic rivers like the Essequibo wind through the thick forest, making pretty landscapes. The Kaieteur Falls are one of the world's tallest waterfalls. They are in the middle of the forest and provide stunning views.

Europeans left behind buildings and forts like Fort Saint-George. Africans and Indians also shaped Guyana's culture. Georgetown has diverse buildings from simple wooden homes to grand colonial structures. Don't miss St. George's Cathedral with its colorful stained glass or Fort Saint-George from the Dutch era when visiting.
Guyana offers beaches for all tastes! Families? The calm Shell Beach in Georgetown is perfect. Fancy white sand and coconut trees? Leguan Island awaits you. And for waves, head to Almond Beach in Bartica.
Afro-Caribbeans live alongside Europeans, Indians, Asians and others in Guyana's blended society. The local food blends spicy Creole, Indian and Chinese flavors. Guyana's vibrant culture is on display. You'll see bright colors and hear music everywhere.
People dance during Georgetown's carnival in February. Mashramani in May celebrates unity through parades, performances and more. Guyana's festivals bring cultures to life! Dance to Caribbean rhythms at the Caribana Festival in Georgetown. See lights sparkle with the Hindu community at Diwali. Celebrate the harvest and African heritage with music and traditions at Kwanzaa.
Adventure seekers should visit Guyana. You can hike the Amazon rainforest, watch birds in savannas, kayak rivers, or visit Amerindian villages.
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