Comments on: Expedition Guyana

By: Chanan Paul Shankar

Chanan Paul Shankar — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 18:43:44 +0000

Update, about two years ago i wrote about how beautiful Guyana is and that i never went to discover the jungles and rainforest etc. Well guess what i just came back from Guyana after spending 27 beautiful days shooting a feature film “The Festival Of Light” shot in NY USA and Guyana. Shot in Mazarunni Prizon and across the regions of Guyana, truly a magnificient place on the face of the earth. The americans and italians filmm crew were left in awe at the beauty of Guyana.

Its a trip i never forget, my daughter 17 yr old Melinda Shankar star of the film went to Kaiteur Falls with the film crew and said it was breadth taking and Guyana is truly a wonder in the world.

I will certainly make more trips to discover my native Guyana.

Chanan Paul Shankar

By: Peter A. Toner

Peter A. Toner — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 13:47:27 +0000

I thoroughly enjoyed “Expedition Guyana” hope to see it again on DVD. Brought back many memories…I’ve been to Kaiteur Falls, Imbamadai, Orenduik Falls…the Guyana rainforest is amazingly beautiful.

By: Chanan Paul Shankar

Chanan Paul Shankar — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 03:41:10 +0000

Guyana the beautiful>
As a Guyanese living in Ottawa for the past 32 yrs i must say that after seeing the video on Guyana Expedition it is indeed a beauty or should i say the most beautiful planet on the earth with nature at it’s best.

I was born and lived in Guyana for 17 yrs not knowing the beauty that Guyana beholds but hopefully one day in will go back and enjoy the natural beauty.

It was amazing to see such rare species of wildlife in the video.

Excellent video

Chanan Paul Shankar
Ottawa Canada

By: guy R Gobind

guy R Gobind — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 01:25:03 +0000

“Expedition Guyana” is quite an interesting documentary.It will help to educate the rest of the world on the natures and treasures, wildlife and waterfalls of this beautiful land.

By: Annie Harripaul

Annie Harripaul — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 12:09:01 +0000

I saw the video on “Expedition Guyana” it is really amazing as i like nature and adventure. It is interesting for our biologist to be part on an expedition of this nature through our University on research. The rain forest is our natural beauty/GEM .I happens to work in the rainforest on my previous job and know what it’s like to wake uo with the breath of fresh air in the jungle.

By: Nick Mangieri

Nick Mangieri — Fri, 23 May 2008 17:18:57 +0000

The Discovery channel program,” Lost World: Land of the Giants”, brought back memories of my solo Indian Jones – type trek in 1955 as a young adventurer & free-lance writer.Flew into what was then known as British Guiana to prospect for diamonds & jaguar hunt.Chartered a seaplane that flew me 200 miles into the Interior, where I lived among native prospectors,”por-knockers” in the small settlement of Kurupung on the Kurupung River. An unforgettable & fascinating experience that appeared in one of my future books of my memoirs, “PASSPORT to DANGER:The Diary of An Adventurer”. ( see my website, Valorpress.com )
Even “discovered, & climbed behind Kaiteur Falls, & stood on its summit- a falls that was not even listed on my detailed topographical map.I didn’t believe the natives,who kept referring to it as the”great falls” until I could hear its roar the closer I approached on my climb. It was truly a “Lost World “over fifty years ago.

By: Relton

Relton — Fri, 23 May 2008 00:18:25 +0000

Thank you for showing the program on the “Lost world: Land of the Giants”. It allowed me to see where my wife grew up in Guyana. please let me know where I would be able to get this on Video or DVD.This would a great way to show our kids a part of the beautiful Guyana. Thanks again.

By: Nick Mangieri

Nick Mangieri — Tue, 20 May 2008 17:15:41 +0000

Just viewed the Disc program: “Lost World: Land of the Giants”. Brought back memories of my Indiana Jones-type trek in 1955 as a young adventurer & free-lance writer. Flew into what was then known as British Guiana to prospect for diamonds & jaguar hunt. Chartered a seaplane that flew me 200 miles into the interior & so began a fascinating adventure that appeared in one of my future books of my memoirs. Even “discovered ” & climbed behind Kaiteur Falls & stood on its summit. It was not even listed on my detailed topograpical map & didn’t believe the natives who only referred to it as the “great falls” ( see PASSPORT to DANGER: The Diary of an Adventure” that appears on my website ).

By: Healthy Shana

Healthy Shana — Tue, 20 May 2008 16:56:04 +0000

Hey Tayoob
Thanks so much for sharing your info about growing up in Guyana. If I find out anymore info about the show I’ll be sure to post it.

By: Tayoob Sattaur

Tayoob Sattaur — Tue, 20 May 2008 15:19:35 +0000

Definately worth saving the animals, habitat and rain-forests of Guyana.
As a young man growing up in Guyana, there were Turkey Vultures in abundance. Due to poisoning of rats in the cane-fields and the Vultures eating their carcasses, the Vultures became extinct in the Guyanese Skies.
It is time that attention is paid to our Natural Wildlife and an attempt made to preserve it.