In the land of many waters, the Victoria Amazonica – ‘Paimîye’ in the Macushi language – is Guyana’s national flower, a botanical wonder of cultural and environmental importance. This documentary follows it from the protected Rupununi region to rare coastland sightings and the UK’s Kew Gardens, revealing how the water lily supports wildlife, inspires folklore, and needs conservation. It also traces Guyana’s confusion between water lily and lotus, mapping the story, survival, and significance of ‘Paimîye’ through Indigenous experts, scientists, and conservationists.