Jour des Marrons

📣 Conseils aux voyageurs

Suriname is a multi-ethnic republic on the northeast coast of South America. Its culture is a blend of indigenous (Amerindian), Dutch, African, Javanese, and South Asian (Hindustani) influences. The country features a largely untouched Amazon Rainforest and is developing as an ecotourism destination, attracting international visitors who admire its nature and culture.

• Jan 1: New Year's Day
• Feb 25: Revolution Day
• May 1: Workers' Day
• Jun 5: Indian Arrival Day
• Jul 1: Keti-koti (Marks the end of slavery/emancipation)
• Note: July 1 is also known as Maspasi (Emancipation Festival)
• Respect local culture and the environment. Always seek consent before taking photographs, especially concerning sacred sites or specific trees, as local guides will typically advise.