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Sleepy Guyana, sandwiched between Venezuela and Suriname and cradled by the Brazilian Amazon, might just be South America’s best-kept wildlife-watching secret. One of the world’s most densely forested nations, this former British colony boasts a vast and largely pristine wilderness that serves as a sanctuary for an array of wildlife, including rare and unusual species,…
Sleepy Guyana, sandwiched between Venezuela and Suriname and cradled by the Brazilian Amazon, might just be South America’s best-kept wildlife-watching secret. One of the world’s most densely forested nations, this former British colony has a vast and largely pristine wilderness that is a sanctuary for a plethora of wildlife, including rare and unusual species, ranging…
Exploring Guyana: A Journey to Georgetown, Kaieteur, and Iwokrama Michelle Jana Chan returns to her father’s fast-changing birthplace, exploring Georgetown, Kaieteur and Iwokrama. Throughout my childhood, Guyana was, at times, romanticized; at other times it was remembered grimly for British colonial rule, race riots, political assassinations, and corruption. I knew this far-off land mostly through…
Perhaps one of the most intimate and underrated travel destinations, Guyana sits on the shoulder of South America. It’s slightly larger than France, but with just 790,000 inhabitants, it’s one of the least-populated countries on earth. About 95% of the land is ruled by wilderness, from wild savannas and meandering earth-tone rivers to misty plateau…
Seven Days in Guyana: A Journey Through Nature and Culture Culturally connected to the Caribbean, this under-the-radar South American country is 90% rainforest and a fantastic place to see unspoiled nature and incredible waterfalls. With that much beauty surrounding you in Guyana, it’s easy to feel a connection to this incredible destination. Writer Carinya Sharples…
Explore the Untamed Beauty of Guyana with iBestTravel A multicultural, vibrant country teeming with rare wildlife, Guyana is relatively unknown and little-visited. Even local residents tend to stay close to the coast. However, those who venture inland are rewarded with some of the most pristine landscapes enriched with bright rainforest birds and giant mammals, untrammeled…