An adventure on watery trails in Guyana

August 11, 2012 TIMES INT'L

The Mashabo Amerindian community, located several miles aback Huist T’Dieren village on the Essequibo Coast, is a small village rich in agriculture.

Villagers clear once forested land to plant the area with bitter cassava. The village has become self-sufficient in the production of cassava bread and cassareep, and is also involved in chicken-rearing.
The watery trails add to the adventure at Mashabo. A refreshing adventure for nature lovers. (Photos by Marco Basir)

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