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Bordering the Atlantic Ocean in the northeast, Guyana means ‘Land of Many Water.’ The country not only offers spectacular rivers, but also breathtaking natural scenery, pristine forests, mesmerizing waterfalls, rich wildlife and vibrant culture. On your country tour, take a trip to Kaieteur Falls, one of the most enchanting falls in the world. Admire the architecture of St. George’s Anglican Cathedral; take a stroll through Iwokrama Canopy Walkway. Also visit Shell Beach, and Rupununi Savannah.

Kaieteur Falls

Kaieteur Falls is one of the most awe-inspiring waterfalls in the world that would simply take your breath away. The crown jewel of Guyana, you can hear the roaring thunders of the cascading falls from far away. Nestled in Kaieteur National Park, Kaieteur Falls is about four times higher than the Niagara Falls, and is a single drop waterfall.

St. George’s Anglican Cathedral

For those who hold keen interest in architecture, St. George’s Anglican Cathedral is much recommended. Located in Georgetown, the church is the most prominent architectural landmark in Guyana, and one of the tallest wooden churches in the world about 143 feet high.

Iwokrama Canopy Walkway

Visit the Iwokrama Canopy Walkway, which offer the best opportunity to explore the rainforests of the country. Experience the unparalleled feel of strolling through the forest and taking in the splendor of the nature. There are jungle trails, excellent bird watching opportunities and overnight rainforest accommodation. Some of the vibrant birds and other wildlife you will spot here include dusky purple tuft, purple-breasted cotinga, crimson fruit-crow, red howler monkeys, spider monkeys and more.

Shell Beach

As the name suggest, Shell Beach is scattered with innumerable numbers of shells, which makes it an ideal nesting site for sea turtles. Every year during the months of March and July, four of the world's eight sea turtle species come here to lay eggs. The turtle species to be spotted here include the Green, Hawksbill turtleill, Leatherback and the Olive Ridley.

Rupununi Savannah

Rupununi Savannah is considered to be the largest open range of Savannah lands in the world. Divided into two parts-North and South, the Savannah offers 5000 square miles of virtually untouched grassland, marshy lands, rain forested mountains and more. Rupununi is inundated with wildlife, including wide variety of bird species. It also homes Harpy Eagle, the world’s most powerful bird of prey.