Is Mount Roraima truly as majestic in
person as it appears in photographs?
How long does it typically take to ascend Mount Roraima, and is the journey
considered dangerous?
Are there any legends or myths associated with Mount Roraima?
Have you had the opportunity to visit
Mount Roraima yourself? If so, how would you describe your experience?
Are there communities or people living in the vicinity of Mount Roraima?
Hello,
These days, Korea is truly beautiful. The
cherry blossoms have just started to bloom, so the streets are turning pink
everywhere. The weather has become much warmer, making it the perfect season
for a walk or outdoor activities.
However, I’ve noticed that the weather has
been getting stranger compared to the past. Spring seems shorter, and we often
experience sudden heatwaves or unexpected heavy rain. I believe these are signs
of climate change. Seeing how unusual weather and environmental issues are
becoming more serious around the world is quite concerning.
I’ve heard that Guyana is a country rich in
nature, especially with its tropical rainforests and biodiversity, which are
really impressive. I’m curious to know what kinds of environmental policies are
in place to protect such valuable natural resources.
For example, I came across the “Low Carbon Development Strategy,” and I found
it quite interesting. Do you happen to know about that policy? I’d also love to
hear how people in Guyana generally feel about it.
Hello my mane is Hong junwooI'm from South Korea I'm 17years old and passionate about making videos My dream is become to a Director of photography
