Immerse yourself in the Muslim Legacy of Guyana…

Join Muslim Legacy for a carefully crafted journey through Guyana—exploring its vibrant Muslim communities, rich cultural traditions, and stunning landscapes.

October 10-15, 2026

Explore Guyana’s rich Islamic heritage, where early Muslim settlers and communities have shaped centuries of faith and culture.

Come, let’s explore the history of Islam in Guyana.

We will visit key cities and regions of **Georgetown, New Amsterdam, Essequibo, Berbice**, and more, each rich with Islamic heritage and cultural significance.
This journey will include immersive lessons and historical experiences guided by knowledgeable experts, helping us reconnect with the Muslim communities, local scholars, and the enduring Islamic legacy of Guyana.
**Imagine…**
Exploring historic mosques and madrasahs that have served Guyana’s Muslim communities for generations…
Walking through heritage streets where faith, trade, and culture have flourished side by side…
Tasting traditional Guyanese Muslim dishes influenced by centuries of Indian and African Muslim heritage…
Visiting lush gardens and community spaces that reflect the spiritual and cultural traditions of local Muslims…
Discovering local crafts, textiles, and art forms shaped by the country’s Islamic influences…
Learning about historic sites and structures that tell the story of Muslim life and resilience in Guyana…
**And so much more…**

Connect with Guyana’s rich Islamic heritage, savour traditional cuisine influenced by centuries of Muslim culture, enjoy great company, make new friends, and partake in a unique journey through a vibrant yet often overlooked chapter of the country’s history.

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Hotels & Services

Hotels in all cities are the best 4 star hotels, selected based on our own experiences. the best 4**** hotel groups in Italy based on double occupancy.

Full board meals in local restaurants with exclusive 100% Halal arrangements
Private transportation.
24 hours full personal assistance.

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Overview

Dates: October 10-15, 2026
The Best 4 Star Hotels
Daily Lectures & Tours
Breakfast Buffet Included Daily
24 Hour Assistance from Ground Staff
Ground transportation and airport arrival pickup
Includes admission fees for Museums
Visa assistance if needed
Pre-travel videos with scholars

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Land Package (You Buy Your Flight)

$999 USD/£760 (Double Occupancy - Fly from any where in the world).

+$600 USD/£450 to upgrade to a single room.

You must land on April 20. Hotel check-in is typically 3pm. We can add extra nights, if needed, contact us.

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Open to anyone in the world.

All prices are per person in double occupancy. Single room upgrades are available. Upon registration, you will be asked to submit a non-refundable deposit.

Itinerary

Day 1

Arrival in Georgetown
Arrive at Cheddi Jagan International Airport.
Our team will welcome you and assist with a smooth transfer to your hotel in Georgetown, Guyana’s capital and cultural heart.
Enjoy a relaxing evening and a light city orientation.
Overnight in Georgetown.
Day 2

Islamic History of Georgetown
Begin your journey by exploring the development of Islam in Guyana, shaped by the arrival of indentured Muslims from India in the 1800s.
Highlights include:
Queenstown Jama Masjid — one of the oldest masjids in Guyana
Central Islamic Organization of Guyana (CIOG) — learn about local Muslim scholarship and charity work
Walk through neighborhoods with strong Muslim traditions and Indo-Guyanese heritage
Overnight in Georgetown.
Day 3

Essequibo Coast: Historic Masjids & Muslim Villages
Travel to the Essequibo Coast, home to some of Guyana’s earliest Muslim settlements.
Visits may include:
Anna Regina Masjid — a central hub of the Muslim community
Traditional markets showcasing Indo-Guyanese culture
Interaction with local families preserving Islamic traditions through food, language, and customs
Overnight in Georgetown or Essequibo.
Day 4

Berbice Region: Stronghold of Islamic Culture
Journey to Berbice, known for its vibrant Muslim communities.
Key experiences:
Canje Pheasant Mosque or other historic Berbice masjids
Explore areas where early Muslim scholars established Quranic schools
Visit communities that maintain classical Islamic learning and Indo-Muslim customs
Overnight in Georgetown.
Day 5

Islamic Education & Cultural Heritage Day
A day dedicated to Guyana’s living Islamic traditions:
Visit a madrasa or Islamic learning center
Learn about the preservation of Qur’an recitation and Hanafi traditions passed down for generations
Explore local Indo-Muslim cuisine, including classics like roti, dhal puri, saheena, and Muslim desserts
Evening stroll along the Georgetown seawall.
Day 6

Nature & Reflection: Guyana’s Natural Wonders
Experience Guyana’s incredible natural environment while staying rooted in reflection and gratitude:
Visit Kaieteur Falls (optional scenic flight) — one of the world’s most spectacular waterfalls
or
Explore the Guyana Botanical Gardens and the peaceful National Park
Conclude the day with a community engagement session or visit to a local masjid for evening prayers.
Day 7

Enjoy breakfast and free time for shopping or a final walk through the city.
Transfer to the airport for your return flight home.

“IGI’s trip…literally changed my life. I learned so much during our travels, I experienced history first hand, I met new people, and I came back home with a deep love and sincere appreciation for our history as Muslims. Thank you to IGI, Shaykh Hamzah and the entire team!’’ - Abdul J
‘‘IGP’s trip was genuinely transformative. Walking through these lands with proper context and guidance gave history a soul. I returned home with a deeper connection to our past and a renewed sense of pride in our Muslim heritage. Grateful to IGP, Shaykh Hamzah, and the entire team for such a meaningful experience.’’ - Mushfi Chowdhry
‘‘This journey with IGP went far beyond travel. It was learning, reflection, and lived history all in one. Seeing these places through a Muslim lens changed how I understand our civilization and its reach. Thank you to IGP and Muhammad Sattaur for making history come alive.’’ - Farhan Ahmed
‘‘Traveling with IGP was one of the most enriching experiences of my life. From the depth of knowledge shared to the spirit of brotherhood and reflection throughout the trip, I came back inspired and grounded. A sincere thank you to IGP and Shaykh Hamzah for an unforgettable journey.’’ - Bilal Khan
‘‘What IGP offers is not tourism, it is perspective. Walking these lands with scholars and thoughtful guidance gave me insights I could never get from books alone.’’ - Angeley Khan
‘‘Traveling with IGP felt intentional from start to finish. Every location had purpose, every discussion added depth. It deepened my love for our history and strengthened my connection to it.’’ - Mehreen Subhan