Things to do in Surama Village
Discover the best attractions and experiences Surama Village has to offer
Historic Monuments
Surama is a small Indigenous village where culture and nature take center stage rather than grand monuments.
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Museums
Formal museums are limited in Surama; experiences focus on living culture and the surrounding rainforest.
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Religious Monuments
Religious structures are not major landmarks here; the village centers around its community and nature.
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National & Theme Parks
Surama lies near Guyana's renowned rainforest and savannah landscapes, with access to protected areas such as Iwokrama.
Iwokrama Forest Reserve
A vast rainforest reserve known for wildlife, guided hikes, and pristine biodiversity.
Iwokrama Canopy Walkway
An elevated path through the treetops offering panoramic views and chances to spot birds and monkeys.
Neighborhoods
Explore the village layout and nearby areas to get a sense of daily life in Surama.
Surama Village Center
The cultural hub where guides gather, visitors learn about village life, and local crafts are shared.
Upper Surama
A hillside area that offers a quieter glimpse into traditional village living.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy natural and cultural experiences that don’t require an entry fee or guide.
Birdwatching along village trails
Spot toucans, parrots, and other tropical birds with the help of natural habitats.
Sunset walk on the savannah edge
Stroll as the sun sinks over the Rupununi savannah and savanna grasses glow.
Stargazing on clear nights
Enjoy a pristine night sky with minimal light pollution.
Gastronomy
Sample traditional Amerindian flavors made with jungle ingredients and village know-how.
Traditional Surama bush meals
Cassava bread, pepperpot, and fresh jungle ingredients cooked in village style.
Cassava bread making demonstration
Watch and learn how cassava is transformed into bread and related dishes.
Pepperpot and local herb tea
A hearty stew paired with locally gathered herbal teas.
Nightlife
Evenings are peaceful with culture and light entertainment under the stars.
Evening cultural storytelling
Village elders share legends, history, and folklore in a relaxed setting.
Drumming and dance circle
Join a traditional drum circle or watch local dancers perform.
Entertainment
Cultural performances and crafts showcase the community’s creativity.
Traditional Amerindian drum performance
Live percussion with chants and melodic rhythms from local artists.
Beadwork and craft demonstration
Watch artisans create jewelry and crafts from natural materials.
Sports
Active pursuits blend nature and adventure in the forest and savannah.
Canoeing on Surama River
A relaxed downstream paddle or a route to nearby trails by canoe.
Guided jungle hikes
Daily treks through rainforest and savannah with a knowledgeable guide.
Off the Track
Off the beaten path experiences reveal daily life and the surrounding wilderness.
Night wildlife spotlighting
With a local guide, search for nocturnal animals along forest trails.
Traditional cassava processing visit
Observe and participate in at least part of the cassava processing routine.
Local homestay visit
Experience daily life with a Surama family through arranged visits.