Karasabai is a small indigenous village located in the Potaro-Siparuni Region of Guyana. It is situated near the border with Brazil and is primarily inhabited by the Macushi indigenous people. The village is known for its peaceful atmosphere, lush surroundings, and rich cultural traditions.
Karasabai is surrounded by dense rainforests, rolling hills, and beautiful natural landscapes. It is a popular destination for eco-tourism, offering opportunities for hiking, bird-watching, and exploring the region's unique flora and fauna. Visitors can also witness traditional Macushi practices, such as handicraft-making and farming.
The community in Karasabai is close-knit, with strong ties to their indigenous heritage. They maintain a strong connection to their ancestral lands and engage in sustainable practices to preserve the environment. The village has a school, health center, and a few small shops that cater to the basic needs of the residents.
Access to Karasabai is mainly by small aircraft or boat, as there are no paved roads leading directly to the village. The nearest town is Lethem, which is about a four-hour drive away. Karasabai offers a unique opportunity to experience the rich cultural heritage and natural beauty of the Macushi people in a remote and tranquil setting.