I have not been back to Guyana in over 30 years, the most intriguing part is. I was passed down a very large amount of land by my family. This video not made me miss my birthplace but it gave me ideas as what I could do with what I have. Well done thank you for an excellent showing
If you have not been back to Guyana even to visit in 30 years you have no business commenting about Guyana, my parents brought me to America in 1976 and I make it my duty to visit Guyana every two years in memory of my parents
@@thebronx-kr9ns I need to make myself perfectly clear, so read this carefully. You are rude arrogant and give Guyanese people a bad name with your ignorant comments. Some of my family continues to live in Guyana, I went to school there and have amazing memories of home. But just because I haven’t been back doesn’t mean I can’t love where I was born. You speak of it being your DUTY, that itself is pathetic. One people one nation one destiny, do you know where that’s from. My duty is not to go back as many times as you have, but to help the people. My grandfather formed a community in the Bernice, my family contributes our land at no charge to many farmers. My uncle continues to give free legal advice and help with purchases of homes for the people. My money from Canada still helps out guyanese in need when I’m asked. So please take your mindless venom elsewhere and quiet your soul.
Very professionally done. Informative and beautiful photography . Planning my first trip to Guyana now . This is the Guyana I am so excited to visit. Kind people who care about their environment and all the creatures in it. Thankyou !
Excellent video and well spoken people interviewed. However, its a pity about the soundtrack during the filming of wild life, the first set of wildlife filmed were accompanied by music which reminded me of a horror or suspense movie sound track. It destroyed the calm serenity and beauty of nature. Hollywood style dramatic background music is inappropriate, other than that great photography and content.
It’s South American and never Caribbean, because we are not in the Caribbean Sea or even on its coast , so please do not further confuse people, tell them we share cultural ties , that’s it
I have not been back to Guyana in over 30 years, the most intriguing part is. I was passed down a very large amount of land by my family. This video not made me miss my birthplace but it gave me ideas as what I could do with what I have. Well done thank you for an excellent showing
If you have not been back to Guyana even to visit in 30 years you have no business commenting about Guyana, my parents brought me to America in 1976 and I make it my duty to visit Guyana every two years in memory of my parents
@@thebronx-kr9ns I need to make myself perfectly clear, so read this carefully. You are rude arrogant and give Guyanese people a bad name with your ignorant comments.
Some of my family continues to live in Guyana, I went to school there and have amazing memories of home. But just because I haven’t been back doesn’t mean I can’t love where I was born.
You speak of it being your DUTY, that itself is pathetic. One people one nation one destiny, do you know where that’s from.
My duty is not to go back as many times as you have, but to help the people.
My grandfather formed a community in the Bernice, my family contributes our land at no charge to many farmers.
My uncle continues to give free legal advice and help with purchases of homes for the people.
My money from Canada still helps out guyanese in need when I’m asked. So please take your mindless venom elsewhere and quiet your soul.
Hi I am from Jamaica 🇯🇲 🇯🇲my dad Jamaican🇯🇲🇯🇲and my mom is Guyanese 🇬🇾🇬🇾 and this video was beautiful wow never knew Guyana look like this 😩❤️
It's a beautiful and peaceful country! 🇬🇾
Thanks to the REEL GUYANA team for portraying Guyana in this enlightening and refreshing way!
Wow. This is the best video of Guyana❤️. So beautiful. So gorgeous. Guyana is the heartbeat of all nature!
Beautiful piece, post edits, filming audio selection and the adventure in and of it self... Pure bliss
we love you Guyana one people one nation
Blessed respect is my sunshine nation and protecter of the natural resources 🇬🇾🐝🐝🐝
Very professionally done. Informative and beautiful photography . Planning my first trip to Guyana now . This is the Guyana I am so excited to visit. Kind people who care about their environment and all the creatures in it. Thankyou !
Well done, breathtaking, love ever second of it.
Fantastic and informative video of the Rupununi eco life in Guyana.
Beautifully done. Very informative. Thank you. 👍🏾
My beautiful country 🇬🇾 😍
Oh Beautiful Guyana what an edifying video .
Amazing work 🙌!!! I wish to return to Guyana some day and actually explore the country outside of Georgetown.
Incredible landscapes and nature, wow! Guyana is on my bucketlist now
Compliments to the entire team work well done .
Ive never been to guyana yet my father came from there. This film really touched me as i look to reconnect with my roots.
Really loved this article on Eco Tourism. Thank you. 🙏
Gorgeous video about Guyana. Excellent really
Great job 👏 making this beautiful video ❤.
My BirthLand 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾
Love it, keep up the great work..
Excellent video and well spoken people interviewed. However, its a pity about the soundtrack during the filming of wild life, the first set of wildlife filmed were accompanied by music which reminded me of a horror or suspense movie sound track. It destroyed the calm serenity and beauty of nature. Hollywood style dramatic background music is inappropriate, other than that great photography and content.
Nice video.
Hello Gyana ♥
It’s South American and never Caribbean, because we are not in the Caribbean Sea or even on its coast , so please do not further confuse people, tell them we share cultural ties , that’s it
What's the name of the little animals running in the grassy waterlands?
Capybaras :)
Every
I don’t care for snakes