Historic. Full of life. Lots to see and do. A transit hub for minibuses that can transport you to your destination. Lots of restaurants and street vendors selling an assortment of goods. It's always busy. Enjoy the hustle and bustle of everyday life in this Gem of the Caribbean, located on the North East Coast of South America in Georgetown, Guyana 🇬🇾, a former British and Dutch colony. Rich in oil, natural gas, gold, diamonds and other precious gem stones, bauxite, sugar, rice, and lots of coconut groves. Try the mangoes. Drink coconut water. You must try the Bangs Mary and Hassa fish dishes. Demico icecream. Walk on the seawall that faces the Atlantic Ocean. Listen to the litling sounds of Guyanese Creolese. Take a boat ride to Essequibo, The Princess County, or a minibus to Berbice County famous for its horse races. Go to Ogle Airport and take a small plane into Guyana's Interior on the cusp of the Amazon. Visit the infamous Kaiteur Falls. Enjoy your vacation in the eco-friendly 83,000 square miles of tropical delights. Want to travel? Think, Guyana. Her friendly people are wairing to extend their hospitality. A big shout out to Windjammer Hotel in Kitty. Great respite. Friendly staff. Delicious Guyanese food. 1 block away from the...
Read moreIt's an ok market to buy your fresh greens, fruits, food etc but I think there's more that could be done to make it a better place, like improve cleanliness, add more lights in the market, install cameras, improve security etc.
HERES SOME ADVICE FOR BOTH LOCALS AND TOURISTS: Don't take out your money in public/within peoples eye sight bc there's a lot of mischievous crooks walking abt in the market.
Be careful of scams/questionable people asking you odd questions.
I won't recommend taking out ur phone in public nor putting it in ur pocket 'within peoples eye sight'.
Don't dress too flashy/nor with any gold jewellery.
Be attentive of your surroundings and be alert when walking. There are crooks who might follow you if they see something valuable on you, there are people with carts/trolley passing by who will run you over if you don't get out the way.
Some of the stalls workers have a way in being very pushy, forceful, harassful to buy their products. If ur not interested just walk away/ ignore them bc I have met some real ignorant ones with terrible costumer service.
If your a tourist/foreigner, I suggest to reach out to a trustable local and go with them...
Read moreStabroek Market, Guyana: A Vibrant and Lively Destination!
I recently had the pleasure of visiting Stabroek Market in Guyana, and I must say, it's a fantastic and bustling place to experience. The vibrant atmosphere and lively energy make it a must-visit destination.
The market is teeming with a diverse array of stalls offering a wide range of goods and local products. From fresh produce to vibrant textiles, you'll find yourself immersed in a kaleidoscope of colors and flavors.
What truly sets Stabroek Market apart is the chance to interact with friendly locals who are eager to share their stories and culture. The lively conversations and warm smiles add to the overall charm of the place.
While the market can get crowded at times, it only adds to the vibrant ambiance. Embrace the hustle and bustle, and you'll be rewarded with an authentic experience like no other.
Whether you're a food lover, an avid shopper, or simply seeking to soak up the local atmosphere, Stabroek Market is a must-visit spot in Guyana. Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy, indulge in the local delicacies, and create unforgettable memories in this captivating...
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