Independence Boulevard / Albouystown (Punt Trench Dam) 🇬🇾 GUYANA 2023

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July 2023
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Within the heart of Georgetown lies a village whose name and history are known by most Guyanese - Albouystown. The stretch of land from La Penitence Market to Cemetery Road is one of the oldest communities in the country. With its frozen-in-time feel Albouystown is authentically Guyanese. Once a picture of fields, trenches and dams. One such canal that became somewhat of a local landmark is the famed ‘Punt Trench Dam’. Today it is known as ‘Independence Boulevard’. Long ago in the colonial ages, similar to many other communities, Albouystown was a land of cane fields. And to transport the cane from place to place, they would use the famous ‘Punt Trenches’ to move cane shipments to manufacture the nation’s sugar.
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[@wilfredkoo6895]

Thank you for this little tour around Albouystown. What liked about it, is that you named the streets as you go by. To tell you the truth I've never heard of any of those streets, just a few of them.

[@czlowiekstarejdaty]

Beautiful place

[@andyragobeer7800]

Nice video 📷 and I hope that the resident will take care of the boulevard 😁 I remember the Rio/ Star cinema 🎥 back in the days in albouystown 👍👍🎥 And I like the slow motion camera 📷 work 😊 because we can get a better view of things 👍👍good job 😊👍👋

[@FenrirMusic]

Wow, beautiful video, not one house is the same.

[@vadim_zlenko5514]

Wow! That's very interesting place! Thank you so much for perfect sharing! 😊😉 19th like 👍

[@ParamariboCloser]

Love the pauses at the side streets. ❤ good idea

[@ParieNikkaPhotography]

Thanks for noticing 🙂

[@rossanaespinoza4111]

Hi, l have so many regards visiting my family in James and Hunter Albouystown Georgetown 🇬🇾!

[@rog2849]

Thank you for this my grandmother my family lived in the area also had a wonderful time there always make the effort to go back when I travel to Guyana

[@ParieNikkaPhotography]

Wonderful!

[@marcelapessanhadeazeredo]

Olá, excelente vídeo obrigada por compartilhar ❤❤❤

[@josephwinslow7613]

Thanks for the video. Much appreciated.

[@ParieNikkaPhotography]

I appreciate your time

[@SUBLIMESERENITY]

Awesome tour friend.🤙

[@ixchef]

Wow, those houses are still standing. That is some serious green heart.

[@ParieNikkaPhotography]

Indeed

[@TheUSAPromo]

my daddy gro in Albouystown Gt ghetto

[@WARVIATION]

very nice, i hope they maintain the road or else it'll be ugly in a year from now

[@ParieNikkaPhotography]

Yes I do hope its maintained and development continues

[@YeLLGoYeLLGo]

Ciao 😎again great music for your videos👌🎧, ask : do you mostly make the tracks yourself?
Best regards Elgo👌🎧💚🤍❤️

[@ParieNikkaPhotography]

Glad you like No I do not make the tracks they are copyright music paid monthly.

[@YeLLGoYeLLGo]

@@ParieNikkaPhotography 🤍💙🤟🏻and thanks 🙏 have a cool day👌

[@amazonwarrior7126]

whats the reason you showing the slum areas of G/town?

[@ParieNikkaPhotography]

Question is why not?
Should it not be remembered?
Because everything matters and everything has its own form of beauty. Nothing ever improves if we throw it aside and forget about it. Every slum or wealthy area has its own character. You see an old building I see a beautiful piece of architecture that once was.

[@amazonwarrior7126]

@@ParieNikkaPhotography well who wants to remember misery and poverty?

[@ParieNikkaPhotography]

@@user-si7el5vv1h Sii I appreciate your time Thanks for watching

[@MJYoutubers]

@@amazonwarrior7126people who want it to acknowledge it and see change, that’s why Ali built that walkway in the middle, it brightens up the area and it adds more value to the community, don’t act dense

[@eloisepamela9107]

There Is An Upgrade….as you can see, better than before!..come on😮.

[@bdwdreamweaver]

wow where is this place, looking lovely

[@ParieNikkaPhotography]

South America

[@eloisepamela9107]

Just Look Again😂.