Suriname Visa

Not many people have heard of Suriname, a small country located in South America but those who have, know of its Dutch architecture, dense rainforests, and diverse cultures. If you are a wildlife enthusiast, you can head to Brownsberg Nature Park, which not only has beautiful waterfalls but also offers a chance for bird watching. Fort Zeelandia is nothing short of a haven for people who love royalty and architecture. With it offering tours around the colonial palace and a museum, it is the perfect place to calm your curious soul. Central Suriname Nature Reserve, Brokopondo Reservoir and Big pan are other natural gems of the places, each offering its visitor something unique. Voltzberg, on the other hand, is a granite monolith and has great rainforest views in store for you. Coming to the architecture of the country, Saint Peter and Paul Cathedral, Paramaribo and Jules Wijdenbosch bridge will leave you, to say the least. While the latter is an example of modern architecture, the former is a landmark wooden cathedral built in the 1800s. Kamisama and Fort Nieuw-Amsterdam are other places you can visit whilst you are in Suriname. All tourists are supposed to have a visa unless they come from one of the visa-exempt countries. Visas can be obtained from your nearest Surinamese embassy or alternatively, you can also go for a visa on arrival, which is an option for some countries.