Flying into Guyana - First Impressions of Georgetown

[@niaaaaaa2741]

I am so proud Guyana is being noticed by many! Thank you for visiting my country Guyana!! lots of love :)

[@sreedeepkrajraj5040]

Can get a job in gayana can you help me

[@kitchenconfessions7136]

Thank you for making such a beautiful video of Guyana - the country of my birth

[@clintm.m.calder5925]

Nice vid. U showcase my country well . Lots of food to try. 7 curry is mostly cooked as a Indian wedding house food.

[@ShantelGeorge]

I am from Guyana❤

[@lucky247365]

@4:36 Donkey Cart! Or as the locals say Danky Keyart.

[@collin7810]

Great country in the Indies.

[@imrankhan-g8p4q]

Bro..gyana flight available from arab amirate ❤❤

[@C159-q3f]

GUYANA is the best kept secret. 🇬🇾🇮🇳🇺🇸🇬🇧🇨🇦🇨🇳

[@gtbana8057]

Dem man go hood he down and bugger he skunt he best be careful

[@trainsplanesandotherthings5187]

We visited Georgetown about a month ago. My GF is from there and we visit her mom every few years. Guyana have its many charms and we enjoy it every time we visit. It's interesting to see a country that NO one really cared about until the discover of BIG OIL. Now all these "Ambassadors" from other countries mainly the US and major companies want a part of Guyana. We stayed at the Marriot and it was teaming with nothing but people from the oil industry and foreign investors. Although the oil is helping with the building of new infrastructure it will also change the charms that is Guyana into just another clone of any US city. There is already talk about Starbucks entering Georgetown not to mention that multibillion dollar gated resort that will be built for all the RIch Foreign oil C.E.Os and investors... Great Video by the way.

[@faithethomas2823]

Exactly what I am saying. Since the discovery of oil in 2018, it's Guyana this and Guyana that. The same country so many Americans knew about but dis not want to visit because it was only know for the Jonestown tragedy. Which of course was a Caucasian American that went there and our people allowed him to do nonsense. Funny how things can turn

[@reymillan4452]

I understand ...y'all can remain in the shit and misery...without any future. I passed by Guyana in 2016 ...it was like being in a wild land no rules, corruption and workers in construction site wearing flip-flops and shorts... people playing music on the road so loud as if everyone would be deaf...no sidewalks at all....no construction codes.. i can say more...people driving with only one rule in mind: Create your one line. I came back 2020....now construction workers started wearing safety boots, vest, ...looks like all those "Ambassadors" are teaching y'all how to be more civilized.

[@arondon5739]

@@reymillan4452 not their place to tell others how to live, how many times do u need to learn this…this one of the last pristine environments in the world, your “civilizing” will come with pollution and deforestation. Hard hats and boots are hardly a good trade off to build infrastructure for foreign interests that will barely kick back to local economy. So why not keep passing by, take it for what it is and go back home to where u feel everything is done to your standard

[@reymillan4452]

@@arondon5739 Dont worry. I dont care how they live and obviously I would not stay. thats exactly why i said that if they dont want progress and a better economy for everybody (it comes through foreign investment cause they dont have a penny) its ok. Its their choice. but then, dont complain about no having a proper healthcare system, poor education, terrible infrastructure or a having a life expectancy under the average in the continent etc. Second, wearing Hardhats and boots is about safety and protecting your life so you can keep proving for you family.Its about quality of life, its about progress. Other than that is stupidity

[@faithethomas2823]

@@reymillan4452 say whatever you feel like but we were never living in any misery. Mind you bloody business and you don't have to go back. No one needs you there nor I'd begging you to come so stay in your lane and mind your business. For you to even day something means you are guilty of something. Did we come and ask you to come and visit our do called grass land! At least we not shooting and killing each other daily. We are happy despite what other so called countries that has it all calls us. As far as construction workers wearing flip flops show us the proof because I have never seen any construction workers in Guyana with flip flops. Our country may not be known but our people have standards and values. We falue family. You don't have to come back

[@dorreonlord9836]

The Guyanese people are very loving...just not around elections time

[@amazonwarrior7126]

hay Dorreon, you made me laught,you so right . take care

[@kidjoshwa]

Ayo fr budday

[@EliElijah-gh1ft]

Lmao, same with ohio

[@xsandy4417]

Videos like these make us all thankful for life. Guyana has always been a hidden gem to the world and for you to highlight the culture and landscape is super powerful. Keep up the good footage and respect to you and your staff. 592 is the place to be…

[@kishawnbuilds]

No way you cut the water lili in front of my house that I haven’t seen in 5 years since I left Guyana

[@natashathomas-anderson5076]

Oh beautiful Guyana My lovely Native Land, so happy you enjoyed your visit

[@parobhairo94]

So beautiful enjoy the fresh food and fruits enjoy our beautiful country Guyana 🇬🇾 thank you so much for visiting sending love ❤️

[@misslemon1970]

Since when pineapple, papaw, okra is included in seven curry?

[@zochbuppet448]

The food looks like a good mess but Seven curry just really means seven dishes. It could be any 7 vegetarian dishes. They dont all have to curry like what most people think. Pumpkin is usually made for occasion and could be one of the 7 dishes. So Okra could be of one your 7 dishes.

[@peacefulsoul81]

@@zochbuppet448 uuummm NO.....

[@MyNatasha73]

It's so funny how he never mentioned the original people. Pepperpot the national dish of Guyana, is from the original peoples of the Guyana and The Guianas.

[@shqa574]

I good pepperpot in a few decades.

[@DdShevanii]

Guyana is an amazing place, you should try the local Chinese food

[@shqa574]

I miss the Chinese Guyanese food. It tastes better than Asian Chinese foods in America. I am Chinese, born and raised in Trinidad, with Chinese Guyanese parents and relatives.

[@hemantramjagdeo8358]

Actually u need dhal and mango achar and katahar to complete your 7 curry ,And 7 curry is actually an Indian dish and the lotus 🪷 was actually brought by the Hindus, check out our Hindu goddess and u will c for yourself

[@europaeuropa1858]

🙏🙏🙏🇹🇹🇮🇳👍

[@rickypremdass6170]

Very true

[@parsramsurujdeen3934]

incorrect interpretation of seven curry , wrong information, do some research. Very much appreciate his visit to Guyana but was misguided on the" seven curry "origination.

[@hemantramjagdeo8358]

@@parsramsurujdeen3934 excuse me 😂 I am a born Hindu and Indian and u’re telling me about wrong information about 7 curry 😂😂😂

[@GemsDawta]

Guyana has the best food! so many delicious choices...

[@shqa574]

The last time I visited Guyana was in 1971. I am now fifty years older, and 4,284 miles away from Guyana. The country has changed over the decades, and is now in the years of prosperity.

[@faithethomas2823]

Oh my gosh, not him sitting there pounding masala. I remember dem days. Sad how our beautiful country has been in the dark all these years! Amazing what finding oil can do

[@shqa574]

My relatives were in BG/Guyana. it was our Go-To Vacation spot in the 1950s to 1960s, because it was a cheap vacation. After Independence, it fell into shadow. Now, Oil has illuminated the country.

[@faithethomas2823]

@@shqa574 hmmm mmm and drawing the wrong crowd. Sometimes it is better to remain unknown.

[@sherylhinds2905]

The home of my birth...😍🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾. This is by far the BEST video I've seen of Guyana.

[@THERARECYCLE]

Rottysss...i know is the accent...but that's hilarious.🤣🤣

[@parsramsurujdeen3934]

Thanks for visiting Guyana . You were totally misinformed about the “seven curry “ origination. First of all, the leaves ( lotus flowers) were brought to Guyana by the Indians after the abolishment of slavery. These leaves are being used up to now by Hindus in their cultural practices. Pakora is an Indian dish . Curry, masala , dhal, tumeric etc. were introduced by Indians. Please visit the Indian people next time you visit Guyana.

[@amazonwarrior7126]

hay Pasram. listen man we all know it came from indian Guyanese, and the english know too but any body can cook 7 curry, and it does not have to be indian Guyanese, and just because the person is indian doesent mean he or she know to cook it perfectly ,just relax, and be happy that all Guyanese like 7 curry and a lot of them can cook it.

[@amazonwarrior7126]

@@hram3438 ok bro

[@peacefulsoul81]

@@amazonwarrior7126 the intro to this video sets the tone for exploration. " we all know" doesn't apply. This vid is meant for a world audience and the tourist who "don't know"

[@artistik6465]

They were also misinformed that the Indians came BEFORE the Chinese and Portuguese. They came after both.

[@shqa574]

@@artistik6465 My ancestors came from China, and from India, some years later. Both were brought to BG as indentured servants.

[@CalamityTravels]

Always thought of visiting Guayana, seems like such a mystical place.

[@singhisking8760]

Yea You have to visit great people, great food a really beautiful place

[@angie.44]

@@a_2311 stop degrading the country. It may not be beautiful to me but for others it may be.

[@jayrockstedy9890]

@@a_2311 Get from here

[@TradeInfinitum]

Guyana not Guayana

[@peteeny1265]

Its guyana yuh skunt

[@zr5749]

That man does fret me you know....."singing chef " why he cut the puri with a knife and still had to hold it.... He always touching up stuff, just like when he used to ne on channel 11

[@dreamgurlreha]

I am from Guyana. But that's a different 7 curries from what I know. The original 7 curries is made up of Dhall and Rice with pumpkin curry. bagee curry. Katahar curry. Boulanger curry . eddoe curry. channa curry. mango curry. With some mango chutney.

[@avitadanraj8033]

Potato/ Aloo Curry

[@spicylifevlogs8355]

Yes traditional navratri dish of rural India

[@sepulmattica7649]

Katahar curry with puri with some nice bagee and fresh achar…yes!!! But also Watrash and Iguana…Iguana is soo good with fresh ground coconut curry

[@anthonypendragon6164]

Agreed

[@dreamgurlreha]

@@avitadanraj8033 aloo with the channa together.

[@chrissessions6108]

Guyana looks great! Just don't mix up Georgetown and Jonestown. Drink the coconuts, not the cool-aid. 😅

[@perlasy634]

Our family have been in Guyana Mining company where my husband worked as company doctor before, we enjoyed our 3 year stay there. People are friendly… its here where i learned to eat and cook curry and roti..

[@AlieoPrimo]

Thank you for visiting and showcasing our little gem on the coast of South America and where I call Home 🙏🏾 🇬🇾

[@lloydmoore982]

Guyana will do well just has long we evade heavy capitalist influence " all for profit" and work not only for elitist but also for the good of our multi culture nation.

[@ronfrancis5039]

All of your info about the 7 curry is so wrong .you have insulted all indo Guyanese.

[@amazonwarrior7126]

no he dident

[@rickypremdass6170]

That is so true they only showing the African people since when is roti an African dish

[@MS-tc2fs]

No one cares man. No one has a claim on puris, rotis, and other traditionally Indo Guyanese foods. It’s collectively the heritage of the entire country and anyone who wants to participate.

[@parsramsurujdeen3934]

He should have done some research on the topic" seven curry" before making this video. Poor guy misguided....

[@bigfoot135]

7 curry is not a typical dish. It's done for religious purposes in Hinduism (Pujas, Havans, Jhandi, Jag & Weddings)

[@Tagenarine1987]

Would of been great if you guys could have been to an Indian wedding and had the 7 curry there. The food looked good though.

[@shantabipat1323]

That is Indian people food for our festivals and pooja. Other people who don’t have culture claiming our culture.

[@bigsur1355]

Tranquility of Guyana soon to disappear from big oil and western policies. Soon to lose our true Guyana. It’s a sad day, money rules over all

[@amazonwarrior7126]

big sur, stop your lies Guyana will never disappear, you left wing guys love to talk bull shit, did saudi dissepear or kuwitt? Big oil is our saviour.

[@lloydmoore982]

Guyana needs infrastructure development just like alot of developing nations. don't just randomly suggest it's bad for us. It's how we manage to evade heavy capitalist influence, and work not only for profit, but also for the good of our people. blessing.

[@bigsur1355]

@@lloydmoore982 I hope you’re right for the sake of out children. I hope

[@lloydmoore982]

@@bigsur1355 well my immediate family are multi culture, i have to blessed all of up.

[@MrAmhara]

You sound like a victim. Get educated about something productive .

[@pdlocks]

Love my country with my whole being, you represented it well , thank you 🇬🇾🇬🇾

[@mryan4452]

People from Guyana are v sweet in their comments about the video ❤😭

[@merzenasears4185]

THE ORIGINAL 7 CURRY IS VERY DIFFERENT FROM WHAT YOU'RE SHOWING.

[@earth2ellie]

Oh my! That curry looks fantastic! Guyanese and Trinidadians know how to really throw down when it comes to curry! 😍

[@floydjaundoo9222]

Thanks for showcasing my beautiful Guyana 🇬🇾!

[@sistoseepersaud3837]

Thank you for visiting our beautiful country ❤️ 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

[@jasmineraghubir2326]

I came across your video...I am from guyana, it is a very beautiful country...im glad to see people like you and others are enjoying the beauty of such a beautiful place...very nice people too down there...very lovely video...thanks for sharing 😊

[@jasmineraghubir2326]

@@maitrybhujbal9533 ..I believe if u really and truly do want to do it...then just go for it...take your chances...thats what life is about...taking chances and feel the experience of life...! It is a beautiful country..im sure u will enjoy it down there ❤

[@tommyboyd2674]

I am glad/grateful the algorithm sent this video, I’m subscribing to the channel and will begin planning a trip there later this year ( end of Summer), thanks for posting

[@yodefosumari1020]

I hope that soon you will have the opportunity to visit the indigenous and mining populations of Arau, Kaikan, Ekereku and Isseneru in the middle and east of Region 7 (Cuyuni-Mazaruni) ✌

[@americosifontes6677]

How easy and tasty it is to pray with someone else's scapular, I wondered if the true Guyanese territory east of the Essequibo River named after Spanish origin is a gray territory with nothing infertile and ugly? who live showing the territory that belongs to Venezuela by history and reason. For Guyanese who pretend they don't know In 1814 Holland ceded to England, for three million pounds sterling, 20 thousand miles of territory to the British, equivalent to 32,187 km2, which represents its territory between the Demerara Berbice and Essequibo rivers , never west of the Essequibo river, every Guyanese must feel ashamed to be part of a robbery and a usurpation that we will soon recover our Venezuelan Essequibo. all those people who intend to comment, I propose that you accept a debate to teach you what they do not tell you in your colleges and universities Esequibo is Venezuela 🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪

[@arianayoung7537]

Which country from Europe 🇪🇺

[@gnox4008]

Dude you’re so wrong on practically everything you’re saying about Guyana. Seven curry is not a typical Guyanese dish. It’s mainly served at East Indian weddings. Please get your facts if you’re planning to inform.

[@parsramsurujdeen3934]

Totally agree

[@mattdillon5393]

Hindu weddings

[@destinylove1844]

Why the ass yall put pineapple in the pumpkin curry nonsense stwww

[@shqa574]

I didn't know about pineapple-pumpkin curry. 😅😅😅

[@tearxenon]

Thanks for making this vid - looks like you had an amazing time! As a first gen Guyanese-America born in Texas, I really appreciate you showcasing the country. I visited Kaieteur in 2009 and can't wait to go back!

[@theopinionmatters]

Love the market.. the food is total organic!!

[@shqa574]

My aunt would ride her bicycle to Bourda Market, to buy provisions, etc. I might have visited there once, while on vacation.

[@CalamityTravels]

We were right, it is a mystical place. Great first day, I love how leaves are used as plates but we didn't know that English is the main language. Also, how random are the manatees? We had to google dugong or Manatees, sounds like a good drinking game.

[@caribbeanliming5615]

The manatees aren’t really random they are called West Indian manatees they are there pretty regular. English is what is taught in school. Our official language spoken in the country is creolese (Caribbean English creole) similar to what is spoken in majority of other Caribbean countries like Trinidad,Jamaica,Barbados…etc

[@rudeshwarmohabir2474]

7 curry without dhal bro? Good video anyway 🔥

[@peacefulsoul81]

Exactly! No dhal no chutney no catahar and no bhaigan? I think i saw ochro in there and i heard mention of pineapple. I'm officially confused...Good on him for grinding the massala though

[@taralalla50]

Great vlog.ive never been to Guyana and it's literally my country's neighbours and it's only 1 hour by plane.Thanks for sharing cant believe so little tourists visit Guyana.

[@jamaul1391]

Since you're our neighbor, I'd say you're Venezuelian or maybe Brazilian or Surinames😆, the funny thing is I have family from all three of those countries

[@raymondarjoon8252]

My friend I think you did your research on the different cultures in guyana totally wrong...if you're going to visit a country and showcase it culture please do some research first...7 curry originated from the Indians.... mostly Hindus....and is shared as a meal after what is called a puja or a Hindu religious function...at least if you're going to showcase indian food you should at least let it be prepared by indians...let the Africans prepare their type of dishes...I think it's a shame you did so much injustice to this very famous dish of ours...and to those fools who willingly mislead you shame to them....

[@gaildias5913]

Fantastic video. I remember the manatees in the Gardens. You've got me wanting curry now. Will make some but I'll have to buy the roti. Hope you had a pleasant trip.

[@Andrew_NJ]

I don't get the allure of open air markets with no food safety standards, let alone eating your food off a weed growing along the side of the road. The guide sounded like he was making it up as he went along, just like his "recipes". He kept saying don't try to follow what he is doing because he obviously does not know himself. Curry is an Indian not African dish and that is obviously how it came to the country so getting someone of that background to cook it would have made more sense. I never got the pretentiousness with eating poor people's food in foreign countries made by people who you never see wash their hands and throw ingredients around on cross contaminated or dirty surfaces.👎

[@ninalee9342]

as a Guyanese this is so fun ti watch. im going next month

[@nahindrabhagwandin145]

Guyana is the land of many water. And. I am from GUYANA 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

[@parsrampersaud8811]

You do a great job that is who a Indian rastafarians cook

[@deonarinesukhoo9917]

So this guy goes to Guyana and gets seven curry which is a hindu ceremonial dish from rastafarians smh. Next time do a little research my guy.

[@europaeuropa1858]

👍👍👍🙏

[@sherettprsaud8073]

@@europaeuropa1858 y

[@rickypremdass6170]

Very true I don't know since when African people take that over

[@GemsDawta]

2 to 3000 tourists wow.... I love Guyana spent many summers in the country..

[@burhvfx6664]

I love seeing these types of people since I'm of Guyanese descent and 1st gen American

[@anisha2009]

The "vegi curry roti" as a guyanese, the soya chunks definitely doesn't taste good, it was supposed to be, dall puri aka roti and chicken curry😉

[@indrabudhu1069]

The Hindus use those leaves at weddings only - they have to be washed before using

[@natashasardinha2925]

This is awesome. Love the video

[@whataworld7]

I hope Guyana remains one of these unknown gems don’t need tourism. The country is rich as it is don’t need tourism to survive

[@caribbeanliming5615]

Guyana gets over 300k tourists a year not 3500 lol . It was a great first video regardless .

[@sepulmattica7649]

My first impression of Guyana was stepping off the plane at Cheddi Jagan into the off ramp, and instantly catching a humid cattle smell, lol…it was Christmas/New years, and I quickly learned chutney/Soca music will pound all night and day!!!

[@roxannemoore3659]

🇬🇾 is a really inviting place our manners is very British nd polite

[@quincysthillaire]

Looks like you had a great time. How did u guys organize the sunset tour?

[@jayrockstedy9890]

It's good you are here fist before meny you can boast in the near future when tourists be flocking 😄

[@JasonRuppVlog]

Awesome 👌 This makes me want to see Guayana too!

[@naliniseecharan7630]

So glad you choose our beautiful Guyana 🇬🇾 ❤ .....there is so much to see an do... our hospitality is something to admire...

[@djames84722]

Indeed, I was just there in the Co-operative Republic of Guyana. Guyana is beautiful - and the people are quite friendly! Lots to see for sure!

[@ying7216]

Welcome to the County l hope you enjoyed your stay

[@yelihappy8268]

Venezuela has the same views because we share de same land "from begginning"

[@bibiomarally9120]

Beautiful guyana thanks for sharing,,🇨🇦🇬🇾

[@RM-yf2lu]

The most inauthentic curry I've ever seen...lol, stock

[@carribgirl007]

Beautiful video. You say the name Guyana so perfectly. Thank you. We appreciate folks like you❤️❤️

[@valeriebudhwa6834]

Great video Sir. Thank you for visiting beautiful Guyana and bring us awareness of the the fresh vegetables, fruits and plenty of vitamin D naturally from the sun. I love your presentation on your unique video . God bless you and your crews .

[@leasandiford8]

Wow! This video is showing me a side of my Guyanese culture! Thank you so much from Columbia, South Carolina ❤️ My father and paternal Grandmother's home land, as well as my grandfather's residence who was original from the Barbados.

[@mohamedkalo785]

South Carolina beautiful state I am Guyanese I used to live in Rock Hill long time ago now living in New York I deliver for a appliance company call hh Greg in Columbia

[@mclovin1575]

Where the dhal for the 7 curry

[@liuanne99]

Welcome to my country 🇬🇾 🇬🇾 🇬🇾 🇬🇾 🇬🇾

[@rachaelmercedes1335]

I love my country Guyana a land of many opportunities to thrive and enjoy, where the sun shines and the sky is blue. My Guyana Eldorado

[@indrabudhu1069]

The rice had to be more to eat with curry - that was not enough rice

[@cryptogliding958]

nice video not called Roti but we pronounce it Rowti like row your boat. Enjoy

[@europaeuropa1858]

You are speaking about something else

[@animedev7251]

thanks for showing guyana, but that was not a 7 curry, but that you for showing how the country is

[@americosifontes6677]

How easy and tasty it is to pray with someone else's scapular, I wondered if the true Guyanese territory east of the Essequibo River named after Spanish origin is a gray territory with nothing infertile and ugly? who live showing the territory that belongs to Venezuela by history and reason. For Guyanese who pretend they don't know In 1814 Holland ceded to England, for three million pounds sterling, 20 thousand miles of territory to the British, equivalent to 32,187 km2, which represents its territory between the Demerara Berbice and Essequibo rivers , never west of the Essequibo river, every Guyanese must feel ashamed to be part of a robbery and a usurpation that we will soon recover our Venezuelan Essequibo. all those people who intend to comment, I propose that you accept a debate to teach you what they do not tell you in your colleges and universities Esequibo is Venezuela 🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪

[@unboundplace4616]

I don't think venezuelans understand how borders work. Delusional and sad

[@americosifontes6677]

@@unboundplace4616 Sad for You. look mediocre historical, I am going to educate you animal with 2 legs, so that you understand that all the American territory was discovered by Spain and the region that goes from the Orinoco to the Amazon was under its influences in the discovery of Spain, this allowed its Dutch Colony occupy the region between Essequibo, Demerara and Berbice, never west of the Essequibo River. 2 ... I remind you that Colombia, that great country, was born in 1819 in the city of agontuta, Venezuela, in the region of Spanish Guayana, and before that imbecile birth, Venezuela already existed since before 1528, the region of Guayana, dominated by the Spanish, so so that before 1777 and after 1777 the captaincy of Venezuela was created, its limits were always the Essequibo river with the Dutch, the independence of Venezuela arrived in 1810 and this has its border in the Essequibo river, Granada, Guayaquil, Panama join, Venezuela under the name of Colombia, birth as I told you in Venezuela and this new nation its limit with the Dutch is the Essequibo River and by 1819 the English well recognize this border, 1830 Venezuela returns to being a country without union and its border remains the same and this same recognized by all the European powers. 3.. how native are the Guayanes, idiot, a society full of black Africans, Chinese, Indians and Venezuelan natives whom you despise as an inferior race, educate yourself, study, you scoundrel, Guyanese, the education of your unhappy country is so rubbish that you have no arguments to face to any Venezuelan for the defense of our territory, if you think you are so right, show something historical where your shameless country without history can aspire to have our Essequibo. 4.. Guyanese have nothing to say that the Essequibo territory belongs to you only that fraud of 1899, your evil society and country was created under the mother of all tyrannical and usurping nations like England, your country exists because Venezuela wanted it that way and when they gave independence to guyana, Venezuela very specifically recognizes this new state west of the Essequibo River. If Venezuela does not do this, they would still be a colony of hypocritical usurpers.

[@bronxtours4193]

Thanks for visiting my beautiful country, hope you had a good time !

[@JainarineAmrit]

7 curry is associated with Hindu religious ceremony where vegan dishes are cooked .now it is referred to as 7 curry

[@johnnycrepaul547]

Welcome to Guyana, Enjoy.

[@saldaterra4724]

"For God did not send his Son (Jesus) into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through him might be saved." (Bible - John 3:17)

[@sherryfernandes2537]

Thank u for visiting our beautiful country and showcasing our culture there's lots more to discover

[@zochbuppet448]

Thanks for what? Giving out wrong info on the country and Getting a black rasta person person, in Georgetown of all places to make Indian/Hindu religious food?

[@clairmontehughes8067]

Zoch Buppet: Why don’t you take a hike. Always something to gripe about. Guyana is a cosmopolitan country and we integrate each other’s culture and cuisine.

[@zochbuppet448]

@@clairmontehughes8067 Its food made for a religious occasion. what is it most people dont understand about that?

[@kaieteurjohn8133]

I agree with the previous comments. You have captured the country so with passion and respect especially as you didn't know what to expect. I await in anticipation for the next episode. Where can I find the recipes for the curries? My last visit to Guyana was in 2020 as I am of Guyanese parentage born in London, but I consider Guyana as my home. Well done.

[@metamorphosis_x]

I will be visiting Guyana Georgetown for the first time next month. My mum's side of the family is from Guyana. Is there anything I should know as a first time visitor, places I should visit, good market stalls for fresh fruit and veg, activities, things to be mindful of in order to be safe, best way to travel around, legit taxi services etc Would love to know and would appreciate any tips or suggestions x

[@donnah5378]

Only recently I have heard of Rasville. Have to visit when I go home. 👍🏾

[@booban1]

The best organic food in the world....

[@sandysbackyardfoodtravelvl3726]

I love your vlog. Thank you.

[@irinakotova4175]

Ese atuendo me vuelve loco Camsexx.Uno loco contigo y tienes ese cuerpo curvilíneo, hiciste un buen trabajo modelándolo también. También me gusta el último atuendo. Me encantad cómo los cinturones de liga se.

[@sheikhlatif2308]

Born in 🇬🇾 left at early age. Soooo much i missed out on

[@imulligan2492]

Now with the discovery of oil and LNG, Guyana is slated to grow exponentially....it is a beautiful country with a very small population.

[@amazonwarrior7126]

yes mulligan, just imigine if we run out of people what can we do? we will die out I hope no smart ass say we should import people/ ? i dident even think of that

[@dcentertainment7455]

Hey thanks for visiting my country much appreciated for the exposure you have mes my day to see my country through the eyes of an tourist ❤️❤️❤️