’Sweet like sugar.’’ Sugar is used in Guyana and by many around the world; people love it and children ..
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In 1956, Guyana was labelled as the ‘bread basket of the Caribbean’. This is due to the production ..
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The harpy eagle is the largest eagle in the world and the most powerful raptor found in the rainforest. ..
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Food has long been enjoyed by so many around the world. In today’s busy life, many don’t have the time ..
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Stabroek Market; the biggest market located in Guyana. People of all sorts go to this market, both to make ..
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It is said to be known as “the tree of life” and as “the tree of a thousand uses”. Coconut trees ..
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Snakes. Feared by some, loved by others. Their limbless bodies are extremely flexible and their scaly ..
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It is always thrilling to see one of these in the wild, especially while driving through the rainforest ..
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The Juice man is a very popular character on the West Coast (Demerara) area. He sells cakes, juices, ..
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Three centuries ago, on one of the more than 300 sugar estates around the country, British sugar cane ..
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