History of Guyana

Guyana is a country that has an extraordinary natural beauty and a wonderful combination of South America and Caribbean nature. It has the attractive touches of unstable history. Situated along North East corner of South American continent, Guyana lies 450 miles from the long Atlantic coastline into intense broad savannah of Rupunin and equator forest. 

The charming primary port and capital of Guyana is Georgetown. Georgetown is comfortable city that boasts of its fine colonial buildings, broad, modern hotels and tree lined boulevards. The remarkable wooden architecture is evocative of Guyana’s centuries as a British and Dutch colony. In fact, Georgetown gives a reminiscent introduction on the land of Guyana. Don’t forget the St. George’s Cathedral, one of the tallest wooden buildings around the world. 

Lifestyle 

The life in Guyana is under the control of powerful rivers that include the Demerara, the Essequibo and the Berbice. These provide important highways in the rain jungles and rain forests of the interior part of the country. Man's labor for attractions is not very much intense in the country because nowadays, Guyana still remains to be one of the World’s most exciting targets for thrill-seekers, explorers and travelers.