Guyana Edition
Easter Kite Flying leads today's complete edition for Guyana.
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Easter in Guyana means kites. Not the little store-bought kind, but massive constructions of paper, bamboo, and string that cost more than they should and fly higher than expected. Every Easter Monday, the sky is so full of kites that the clouds have to navigate around them. . 2026: Apr 5. 2027: Mar 28.
The day after Easter is for picnics. Every family that can travel heads to the seawall, the botanic gardens, or the riverbank. The children fly kites, and the sky over Georgetown is filled with paper and string. . 2026: Apr 5. 2027: Mar 28.
The fish markets are packed because no one eats meat on Good Friday. The Guyanese tradition is fried fish and bake, and every bakery in the country sells out by noon. The line at the fish market starts at 5 AM. . 2026: Apr 5. 2027: Mar 28.
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