Guyana is Gos's Country.

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Guyana (Land of Many Waters) often referred to as El Dorado is the best kept secrets in South America. Georgetown, the first and only city which is about 45 minutes from the airport is the beautiful with lots of old architectural designs to interest those who enjoy visiting old towns. Guyanese, particularly those of Georgetown love music and as you traverse the town this can be heard on the sound systems, of which there are many in the vehicles. Guyana in spite of the fact that it is in South America is considered part of the Caribbean because of the common History it shares with them, as such the music and cultures you will encounter is of a Caribbean flavor. Guyanese are extremely friendly and welcoming of foreigners. Georgetown, however is the least beautiful part of Guyana. As you venture out into the hinterland, there are great mountains and beautiful waterfalls to behold. Guyana is the home to a large unexplored (considered impenetrable)forest. As a result Guyana is home to a large number of very beautiful wildlife unique to Guyana. We have the canji pheasant( The national Bird of Guyana), the cayman and the Arapaima. We have nine Amerindian tribes, living working and hunting very close to the old ways. It is home to the Wai-Wais, Macushis, Patamonas, Arawaks, Caribs, Wapishanas, Arecunas, Akawaios and Warraus. Many of these people still speak the language unique to their particular tribe. This relatively small, underdeveloped country with a population of 700, 000 plus is so extremely beautiful with much of natures treasures untouched, it would take more time than I have today to describe it all. I will take time another time to share my beautiful country with all another day. If you wish to read on some animals and plants unique to Guyana do visit Living National Treasures: Guyana to read more.