Essequibo: Hidden River - The Mysterious Source | Guyana Documentary, Part 3/3

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Essequibo: Extra Long Documentary Pt. 1,2,3: • Essequibo: Hidden Rive...
The last leg of the journey to the Essequibo's source turns out to be the most challenging: not only do the experts have to deal with the unpredictable moods of Mother Nature, but also with an outbreak of fever amongst the crew. Will they have to end their expedition early?
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@get.factual Год назад

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@bipinsurve596 Год назад

शझू😢ग😢🎉डजूधधग🎉ग🎉 🎉🎉🎉🎉

@shantikumarthingujam9230 Год назад

@ricardod1078 2 года назад

watching the making of this, is very humbling. Guyana is a beautiful place. I'm Jamaican but this place is just beautiful.

@rayjil7435 2 года назад

You may not know how much this exploration/adventure touches the heart of each Guyanese and the diaspora at large to realize what a gem Guyana happens to be. Superb adventure and your courage.🥲 Wish it is available in DVD format.🍁

@kiltedjoe Год назад

I spent a month with the wai-wai in masakenari 6 years ago and even know some of the ones on this Expedition, this brings on a wave of fantastic memories!

@jesseparaguya5544 2 года назад

Exploration of the source of the Essequibo was no easy task. It was tough. Very. But you persevered together with the skilled Guyanese cutting all those branches and navigating the narrow streams. Fascinating, for the team to have opened the way for future explorers. I hope this Eden like discovery will remain unspoiled for sometime. Thank you.

@ribeninua2874 2 года назад

Truly Eden

@kalkeivanjah628 2 года назад

Might Essequibo rive, Guyana is truly the land of many waters. Fascinating country with Diverse cultures and people who unite as one.

@bizzybee852 2 года назад

My Dad, who passed away a few years ago, worked in Guyana back in the late 1960's when I was just a toddler. He brought home a baby macaw one of the Indians had gotten out of a nest high up in a tree in the jungle. I grew up with that scarlet macaw from Guyana; we named her lady. It was wonderful to finally see this magical country full of jungle that my father talked about. What a tough expedition! Congratulations to the brave 14 people who managed to persevere through such harsh conditions to fulfill the goals of their expedition.

@ivorharry6372 2 года назад

This is fascinating. Really grateful for these brave men and women for revealing the true hidden beauty of my country.

@franksander1070 2 года назад

Superb, extraordinary documental congratulations

@get.factual 2 года назад

Thank you so much 😀

@felipepaniamogan2926 2 года назад

@@get.factualy'all on

@richardwoodward7728 2 года назад

Brilliant photography through unbelievably difficult terrain. What a superb effort by all the team! Thank you all for showimg us so we do not have to go physically!

@richard594 2 года назад

The names of those brave adventurous people should be recorded for posterity. That young indigenous guy who was selected to plant the flag of Guyana at the source of the Essequibo river should be in the history books of Guyana.

@ribeninua2874 2 года назад

Well said Richard...

@archeregbert7447 Год назад

@@ribeninua2874 ..

@jasonblack6142 Год назад

Yes,,,, absolutely lovely to witness...

@Gtwannabe 2 года назад

Alhumdullilah! Beautiful Guyana 🇬🇾 🇬🇾 🇬🇾

@manfromyard3143 2 года назад

This is the best documentary I have seen in years....

@get.factual 2 года назад

Wow! Thank you so much!

@cybe5065 2 года назад

interesting spectacle, I really like it. I am a nature lover. I support nature conservation. Our earth is healthy. Save future generations.

@pooransingh1882 2 года назад

A fascinating adventure to reveal the humble origin of this mighty river-the Essequibo. It is a source of pride for every Guyanese.

@Hallands. 2 года назад

Oh! Did you have something to do with its creation?

@pooransingh1882 2 года назад

@@Hallands. I am afraid that I do not see the point of the comment.

@Hallands. 2 года назад

@@pooransingh1882 You pride yourself of it…

@pooransingh1882 2 года назад

@@Hallands. Maybe I do.

@Hallands. 2 года назад

@@pooransingh1882 you said so…

@wilmajohnson2458 2 года назад

Oh beautiful Guyana.

@robinmcdonald2682 2 года назад

Wonderful documentary. Congratulations to the whole team for persevering in difficult pristine forest conditions.

@carencaleb1421 2 года назад

What an adventure, These words that I sang as a child comes to mind.Oh Beautiful Guyana Oh My Lovely Native Land.👍

@steps2spiritualsolutions 2 года назад

The skills and knowledge of the land of the workers is simply amazing. The survival skills and human ingenuity of the Indians reveal to us that technology does not keep us safe when innate intellect is stretched beyond its limitations. Kudos to all 👏❤

@elizabethperry8978 2 года назад

I'm proud of my fellow natives....great team work all👍

@tajcizejnin Год назад

@nishapragati835 Год назад

What a journey? Forget settling in Mars , I could never leave here😊

@rainforest_eye Год назад

Inspiring, educational, adventurous epic documentary for sure. The best nature documentary of Guyana!

@gynjones6566 8 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for your very much for your wellbput together Documentary. I am a Guyanese and never knew that my Country had such Beauty. Was raised in the UK, back home now!!!. Some frightening scenes. Hats off to you brave men. Thank you!!

@markmcquick1108 2 года назад

Third time watching the series .Many thanks for your efforts . Would love to be on an adventure up this river.

@tulsacaupain2882 Год назад

Same here. It would be wonderfull.

@gerylmark8456 Год назад

Nature is truly magical....

@Sknij1919 Год назад

Nature is so beautiful.....

@bysonchi 2 года назад

49:40, "the youngest member plants the flag of Guyana". That shows that they're "Guyanese", not just "Indians"; which they're referred to as, throughout this documentary. Nice documentary though, and great work by all.

@bronsonvictor9981 2 года назад

Beautiful documentary of Guyana, As a Guyanese I always wanted to know the source of the Essequibo river.

@dalisshow 2 года назад

awesome video, am from Cambodia

@adamlangdon2245 Месяц назад

I never wanted this video series to end. What a bunch of bad asses.👏👏

@rajendraprabudial5359 2 года назад

Wow, superb, congratulations to all involved thank you for your timr and efforts to showcase our beautiful Country Guyana 🇬🇾

@ianbynoe6515 2 года назад

Wonderful! And congratulations.

@johnnycrepaul547 2 года назад

Amazing Guyana. Thank You all.

@alexbaum2204 Год назад

Seeing that hoatzin was totally a surprise. Remarkable! They usually live in mangroves and estuarine environments. What an amazing expedition this was!

@0xwinteruX22 Год назад

Thank you so much for sharing your work with the world, you guys are all amazing.

@motet544 2 года назад

From a small source comes Guyana's 'many waters'.. Amazing👍

@mumtaz1132 2 года назад

I enjoyed it. Heartly thank

@liavandervelde3434 2 года назад

Superb docu! Thanks !

@jhosoynathan 2 года назад

What a wonderful documentary! Inimaginable el poder de la naturaleza, I'm so proud of my Essequibo. La cultura del Esequibano es admirable. #ElSolDeVenezuelaNaceEnElEsequibo 🔥

@dianaholvik2554 Год назад

What a fantastic expedition. I have profound admiration for the grit and guts of all the team but especially for the bushcraft of the Native peoples helping on the expedition. An Amazing documentary.

@philippawillems7731 2 года назад

Amazing !! Thank you everyone for making it possible for me to see this. Blessings.

@dhingjumaquio5923 Год назад

Pure determination ,courage and bravery thats what the team have congrats

@felixomondi5298 Год назад

I like the determination of the guys congrats to the explorers

@wolfie3ie753 2 года назад

Best documentary ,well done

@staceydefreitas3386 2 года назад

Essequibo my hometown love this documentary 💕💕🇬🇾🇬🇾

@rajr1608 2 года назад

Hope the mining, logging and oil companies never set their foot here

@aRVeesBlog 2 года назад

Beautiful place and very nice informative documentary

@davidfawcett632 2 года назад

Superb in so many ways. Thank you.

@dhanraj7523 Год назад

Public comment. I really enjoyed and appreciated your time and effort to put a wonderful video of beautiful guyana Amazing place. Thank you so much and everyone who involved.

@albertusdrostable 2 года назад

Stunning!

@aprilsummer84 2 года назад

Fantastic documentary and adventure. Congrats to all members of the team.

@get.factual 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@derycksingh7266 Месяц назад

Growing up in Guyana i went through all these adventures still in my heart to this days

@supriyodas4519 8 месяцев назад

This video is superbly awesome. Thanks..Pls keep posting on deep forests.

@claudemerriman816 2 года назад

I never my country was so lovely

@jasonblack6142 Год назад

I give them people massive respect,,,,no one knows how different all that is, compared to how they get to experience their own relative reality. In the same atmosphere ,just on a different point of your view ...we die we retry ...

@relaxwithdevi9742 Год назад

Beautiful Guyana, proud Guyanese🇬🇾

@ulricpeters5799 2 года назад

Very beautiful keep up the work

@tommyc9659 2 года назад

AWESOME THANK YOU SO MUCH

@get.factual 2 года назад

You're welcome! :)

@imranharripersaud5813 2 года назад

Watching from Guyana 🇬🇾 🇬🇾 🇬🇾

@abbilisiastephens7588 2 года назад

Essequibo River is the largest River found in Guyana, despite it plenty rapids, it is very rich " Wonder why Christopher Colombus called Guyana the city of Gold"

@keepitreal888-gnc 2 года назад

I am amazed at the teamwork and the ingenuity of the crew. I love it! The government needs to build roads, so that various parts of the country are easily accessible, which could boost tourism, and help local economy. Shout out to the women on the team!

@javiermurillo1542 Год назад

Excelent and beautiful. Congratulations. Thank you for sharing.

@tulsacaupain2882 Год назад

Wonderfull doc. Thank you.

@shawndoering6292 2 года назад

Fascinating video!! Instant subscriber. Great job!!

@keithwilliams5398 2 года назад

The Essequibo is the most traversed river in Guyana. The Mazaruni and the Cuyuni form a confluence and flow into the Essequibo.

@wilmajohnson2458 2 года назад

Thanks to team.

@lexus8405 2 года назад

Wow I learned a lot. Thanks for your heart and everything

@BantuKing 2 года назад

Awesome! Love🇬🇾

@mughalitoli 2 года назад

Million likes 👏👌

@bille.walker8769 2 года назад

wow birth taken i wish u come to liberia and explore the Sarpo National Park or the Gio forest.....

@soniaclare6423 2 года назад

I enjoyed this documentary it was very informative.

@razamubeen245 2 года назад

Where is first and second parts 😫 😩 🤔

@jamallfraser5707 2 года назад

Hope I get the chance to do that one day, lovely adventure 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

@elmooffical4371 Год назад

Love my beautiful Guyana

@wthomas7955 2 года назад

Excellent!

@JohnBosco.1308 Год назад

What a fantastic, and brilliantly produced documentary, perhaps this opens up the opportunity for eco-tourism. I will love the challenge should it becomes open to tourists. I wholeheartedly enjoyed this. Many thanks.

@get.factual Год назад

Thank you so much!

@JohnBosco.1308 Год назад

@@get.factual The pleasure is mine.

@leoneljuarez8378 Год назад

Beautiful ❤️ jungle!

@imranfacts-scl Год назад

Love your Video...

@zamanzf6165 Год назад

Great worked !

@wilmajohnson2458 2 года назад

Great find.

@idialijuma Год назад

it’s nice to get a glimpse of such a wild place, I remember my experience of the jungle between Somalia and kenya where theirs no roads no bridges, just savanna wet land,