Back in the days, not so long ago, Hindu weddings were traditionally ”Arranged Marriages” where the elders, ..
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Unadulterated fun and adventure in Guyana is the hallmark of the country’s attractions. One such compelling ..
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Guyana is overflown with bountiful, colorful fruiting trees. Many can relate that when they were younger ..
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Guyana is justifiably called the land of many waters because of the numerous rivers, lakes, creeks and streams ..
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Kanaima, as spirits of vengeance, attack and kill their victims in retaliation for some injustice. It is a human/lizard ..
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Hassa – This is a delicious fish eaten and savored by many Guyanese; in Guyana it is called hassa, ..
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The word ‘Obeah’ has been a part of our Guyanese vocabulary for centuries. There are a lot of misinformation ..
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Genip is spelt and pronounced differently in many countries and languages. For example, in St. Kitts ..
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Growing up in Guyana, particularly in the rural areas, one may have experienced, even if it was just ..
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In Makushi, the giant anteater is called ‘Tamnuwa’. When it’s early in the morning or late in the afternoon, ..
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