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demerare

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The abbreviation for Guyana is GY. Some people also refer to it as GT.

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Mount roraima

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kandhe papu

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Guyana is divided into four natural regions, the low coastal belt, the hilly sand and clay region, the interiour savannahs and the forested highlands.

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transforming Guyana through science and technology

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Georgetown

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Beharry is the richest person in Guyana.

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Check the exhange rate onlne or:

.72 Cdn. cents to $100.00 Guyana Dollars

$208.00 Guyana Dollars to $1.00 Canadian Dollar

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slave ship 1

slave ship 2

slave ship 3

so on, and so on (:

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No. Guyana is an independent country which was formerly the British colony of British Guiana. Suriname was formerly a Dutch colony named Dutch Guiana. French Guiana remains a French overseas department.

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Well in Guyana most people speak English so it not entirely necessary to learn to speak Guyanese. But if u are wanting to learn visit a few websites! They will help a lot!

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African

Amerindian

East Indian

Portuguese

European

Chinese

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They exchange their presents instead of putting them under the tree

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Spanish explorers noted the coastline of the Guianas around 1500. Sir Walter Raleigh explored parts of Guyana in the 16th century, encouraged by stories of "El Dorado" - a land where gold was plentiful. The first Europeans to colonise Guyana were the Dutch, who settled in Demerara area, Essequibo and Berbice. The British also had settlements from around 1700 and formed British Guiana in 1831. The Europeans came to Guyana to build their empires, for new lands to culitivate crops such as sugar and rice, using slave labour and later "indentured" labour, and to profit from the land and industry. So the main reason for colonialisation is to make money, to find new markets, to take advantage of slave labour. But other reasons are to explore the world and to enjoy sunnier climates.

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The capital, Georgown is a city with extremely fashionable women who wear boutique clothing. Many shops and malls offer top quality goods. Guyanese women wear clothing suitable for their tropical climate.

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Guyana's National Bird is called the Cajen Pheasant. All I did was google it, I'm not a nerd or anything.

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fygfhghfh

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Imarah Radix A beauty queen, Imarah Radix represented Guyana at the 2009 Miss World pageant.

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priest

Iman

pandit

cacique

mayo

police

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If you come off the plane and you look like a tourist your more likely to get followed anywhere you go. Its safe once your keen about your surroundings. Its changed a lot as well but I think its safer than some other places and quite beautiful too.

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garlic pork pancakes

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none, we play Cricket as our national sport, but I don't think we compete in the Olympics.