Prince Harry arrives in Guyana

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Prince Harry at Guyana’s National Independence Monument, on Brickdam, more commonly described as the Independence Arch
Prince Harry at Guyana’s National Independence Monument, on Brickdam, more commonly described as the Independence Arch
Prince Harry receives the military salute from members of the Guyana Defence Force under the Independent Arch at Brickdam
Prince Harry receives the military salute from members of the Guyana Defence Force under the Independent Arch at Brickdam
Prince Harry at Guyana’s National Independence Monument, on Brickdam, more commonly described as the Independence Arch
Prince Harry at Guyana’s National Independence Monument, on Brickdam, more commonly described as the Independence Arch
Prince Harry collects the remembrance wreath from a member of the Guyana Defence Force. He later laid it at the feet of the Independent Arch at Brickdam
Prince Harry collects the remembrance wreath from a member of the Guyana Defence Force. He later laid it at the feet of the Independent Arch at Brickdam
Prince Harry lays a wreath at the Independent Arch at Brickdam. The Independence Arch can be described as one of the nation’s most important national symbols. It was presented to Guyana, by the Demerara Bauxite Company (DEMBA) as an Independence gift, in 1966 to symbolise the end of an era, while ushering in a new phase of Guyana’s history. In May, 2016, newly sworn in President, David Granger initiated the restoration of the Independence Arch, which has now become an attractive feature on upper Brickdam, equipped with lights.
Prince Harry lays a wreath at the Independent Arch at Brickdam. The Independence Arch can be described as one of the nation’s most important national symbols. It was presented to Guyana, by the Demerara Bauxite Company (DEMBA) as an Independence gift, in 1966 to symbolise the end of an era, while ushering in a new phase of Guyana’s history. In May, 2016, newly sworn in President, David Granger initiated the restoration of the Independence Arch, which has now become an attractive feature on upper Brickdam, equipped with lights.