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Flights to Paramaribo

Flights to Paramaribo

South America's smallest country, Suriname is a warm, dense convergence of rivers that thumps with the lively rhythm of ethnic diversity. From Paramaribo, the country's effervescent Dutch-colonial capital, to the fathomless jungles of the interior, you'll get a genuine welcome to the country whether from the descendants of escaped African slaves, Dutch and British colonialists, Indian, Indonesian and Chinese indentured laborers or indigenous Amerindians.
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Flights to Paramaribo

Flights to Paramaribo

Charismatic Paramaribo is loaded with gorgeous architecture, party-hard night spots and some excellent restaurants, while the untamed jungle, just a few hours away by road or boat, could not be more of a contrast to Paramaribo's chaotic traffic. It's relatively easy to get around this river-heavy, forest-dense country, even if the mix of languages can make communications interesting. Best of all, sumptuous and spicy cuisines from all over the world can be found here, making mealtimes a joy.
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  • Airport

    Airport

    Johan Adolf Pengel International Airport
  • Language

    Language

    Dutch
  • Currency

    Currency

    Surinamese dollar
  • Average Temperature

    Average Temperature

    26.5° C
Flights to Paramaribo

Flights to Paramaribo

South America's smallest country, Suriname is a warm, dense convergence of rivers that thumps with the lively rhythm of ethnic diversity. From Paramaribo, the country's effervescent Dutch-colonial capital, to the fathomless jungles of the interior, you'll get a genuine welcome to the country whether from the descendants of escaped African slaves, Dutch and British colonialists, Indian, Indonesian and Chinese indentured laborers or indigenous Amerindians.
Book Your Flight
Flights to Paramaribo

Flights to Paramaribo

Charismatic Paramaribo is loaded with gorgeous architecture, party-hard night spots and some excellent restaurants, while the untamed jungle, just a few hours away by road or boat, could not be more of a contrast to Paramaribo's chaotic traffic. It's relatively easy to get around this river-heavy, forest-dense country, even if the mix of languages can make communications interesting. Best of all, sumptuous and spicy cuisines from all over the world can be found here, making mealtimes a joy.
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  • Airport

    Airport

    Johan Adolf Pengel International Airport
  • Language

    Language

    Dutch
  • Currency

    Currency

    Surinamese dollar
  • Average Temperature

    Average Temperature

    26.5° C

Paramaribo

Culture
Suriname is strongly influenced by Asian, African and European cultures. Suriname's population includes Hindustanis, Creoles, javanese, Maroons and Amerindians.
The diversity of its population is a point of pride among many Surinamese people.

Location
Suriname, officially the Republic of Suriname, is a country in northern South America, bordering the North Atlantic Ocean in north, French Guiana in east, Guyana in west and Brazil in south.
As one of the smallest countries in South America, it covers an area of 163,820 km², compared Suriname is still about four times the size of the Netherlands.

Some Local foods
Admired for its multicultural population, Suriname is a place of cultural and lifestyle variety and possesses a substantial diversity of foods. Food is an important part of Surinamese culture. Because of the different ethnic groups, Suriname has a variety of delicacies they can call their own. The indigenous peoples, Creoles, Indians, Chinese, and Javanese together produce the most delicious cuisine.
Most Surinamese dishes are made from local fruit and vegetables from the rainforest. While every type of food has its own cultural background, a surprising fusion of cultures has led to the development of a delicious cuisine.It is for example not rare to find a traditional Indian dish at a Creole party. This shows how delicious culinary fare contributes to the unity of society.
Some you should try are: Moksi Alesi, Podosiri (Acai Juice/Pudding), Roti, Javaanse Bami and Nasi Goreng.

Roti

Roti

Discovering Suriname

Roam around the inner city of Paramaribo, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site, and discover grassy squares lined with black and white Dutch colonial buildings.

While in Paramaribo, visit the palm tree landscape named Garden of Palms (Palmentuin). Palmentuin is located behind the Presidential Palace of Suriname and is one of the tourist attractions. Next to the tall royal palms, this garden is also home to tropical birds and monkeys.

Roughly 80 miles from Paramaribo you’ll find the Brownsberg Nature Park. It’s 500 metres above sea level and was established in 1969. It’s mostly neotropical rainforest and is home to hundreds of unique and rare plant and animal species.
Once here, don't forget to take a long but adventurous wak to one of their famous waterfalls.

In addition to these, a few of the best places to visit in Suriname are Fort Zeelandia, the small villages alongside the Commewijne River, Arya Dewaker, Blauwgrond, Onafhankelijksplein and the Central Market.

Presidential Palace

Presidential Palace