Beautiful sunset in #Trinidad and Tobago- the southernmost island country in the #Caribbean, and located 11km northeast off the coast of #Venezuela, 130km south of #Grenada, and west of #Barbados New York Times Travel FT Weekend Magazine

Beautiful Spring evening—quick in/out visit to #Houston (the most populous city in #Texas and in the Southern #USA and the 4th most populous metropolitan area in #America) America

End of the line…Demerara-Berbice Railway (1900-1970CE): This line, from #Georgetown #Guyana to #Rosignol, was the oldest in South America. Here, repair station and last cars in Georgetown being dismantled Guyana New York Times Travel FT Weekend Magazine

#Kaieteur Falls is one of the most powerful single-drop waterfalls in the world (226m). It is located on the Potaro River in Kaieteur National Park, central #Essequibo Territory Guyana FT Weekend Magazine New York Times Travel Lonely Planet

#Kaieteur Falls plunges (251m, with an average flow rate of 663 m3/s) into a gorge eroded by the #Potaro River which then feeds the #Essequibo River, the largest river in #Guyana, eventually out in to the #Atlantic Ocean Guyana New York Times Travel FT Weekend Magazine

Footpath in the #Pakaraima Highlands, within a section of the #Amazon rainforest near the #Kaieteur National Park Guyana New York Times Travel Lonely Planet

#Kaieteur Falls plunges (251m, with an average flow rate of 663 m3/s) into a gorge eroded by the #Potaro River which then feeds the #Essequibo River, the largest river in #Guyana, eventually out in to the #Atlantic Ocean Guyana New York Times Travel FT Weekend Magazine

#Kaieteur Falls plunges (251m, with an average flow rate of 663 m3/s) into a gorge eroded by the #Potaro River which then feeds the #Essequibo River, the largest river in #Guyana, eventually out in to the #Atlantic Ocean Guyana New York Times Travel FT Weekend Magazine

Happy 4th of July from beautiful #Cartagena, Colombia! @colombia @ftglobetrotter

Boca del Puente [1704CE) is the main city gate of the historic center of #Cartagena de Indias, in Colombia and the original entrance of the fortified city @ftglobetrotter New York Times Travel @colombia

Cartagena was founded 1533CE by Pedro de Heredia. From its founding in the 16th century and throughout the Spanish viceregal era , #Cartagena was one of the most important ports in Spanish America @ftglobetrotter New York Times Travel @colombia

The Palace of the Inquisition (built 1610-1770CE). Since #Cartagena was a center of commerce, the city became the third in the Spanish empire to have a tribunal of the Holy Office of the Inquisition @ftglobetrotter New York Times Travel @colombia

One nut between two fruits! Beautiful day in #Cartagena @ftglobetrotter New York Times Travel @colombia

#Getsemaní, a historic neighborhood in #Cartagena, Colombia, was historically the area where African slaves lived during colonial times, has undergone significant transformation, evolving into one of Cartagena’s trendiest and most vibrant neighborhoods @ftglobetrotter

Wall art in #Getsemani #Cartagena @ftglobetrotter New York Times Travel @colombia

Cafe Havana (#Cartagena #Colombia 1928CE) bands mainly play Cuban, salsa, bachata, and reggaeton music @ftglobetrotter New York Times Travel @colombia

#Cartagena from San Felipe de Barajas Fort vantage point (1639-1767CE) Colombia @ftglobetrotter New York Times Travel

Fuerte de San Felipe de Barajas is located on top of San Lázaro Hill, #Cartagena #Colombia (1536-1657CE). It suffered constant sieges by the English and French, with the French commander Baron de Pointis taking it in mid-1697 @ftglobetrotter New York Times Travel @colombia

Beautiful sunny day in #Cartagena #Colombia @ftglobetrotter New York Times Travel @colombia @plansouthamerica

In #Guyana's sugar cane fields, barges (known as punts) were crucial for transporting harvested cane from the fields to the factories. These flat-bottomed boats were designed for navigating the intricate network of canals that crisscross the sugar estates Guyana NYT Travel