Kaieteur Falls in Guyana is like living on the edge ... s largest single drop waterfall (meaning one level at the top and bottom) by the volume of water flowing over it. Kaieteur is among the ...

After several days of uncertainty due to the weather, I was finally able to head out to one of Guyana’s natural wonders, ...

Water flows from Kaieteur Falls at 23,400 cubic feet per second. Kaieteur Falls is so dizzyingly vast and so powerful, the water looks as if it's falling from the edge of the world. The giant ...

Yes, a massive one. Case in point: Kaieteur Falls, the world’s largest single-drop waterfall. It’s buried among the savannah in an Amazonian jungle and receives less than 6,000 visitors each year.

A joint team from the Guyana Defence Force and the Guyana Police Force was dispatched today to assess and potentially recover what appears to be a body from the base of Kaieteur Falls. The ...

Kaieteur Falls: At 741 feet from top to bottom, the world's highest single-drop waterfall. Lots of people are fascinated by dinosaurs, their imagination stoked by popular movies and the ...

There are not enough superlatives to describe the courageous act of the dozen soldiers and three civilians who risked their lives to recover the body of Ms Aliya Bulkan from the bottom of Kaieteur ...

So boarding the flight from Georgetown to the Kaieteur Falls, I was slightly caught off guard when the lady at the check-in desk asked, in her own polite way, how fat I was. She didn't even bat an ...