By Marika Mohammed. Many people don’t know the existence of the little town called Princes Town. The name is originally a result of Prince Albert and Prince George’s visit to the area. They left behind a mark of planting two poui trees which are very much alive to this day. Princes Town has become …
Read More »Moruga: A little village right off the shoreline
This article is a personal account documenting a first-person narrative of a journey through the coastal village of Moruga in Southern Trinidad. This travelogue provides an intimate look at the cultural landscape of Grand Chemin and its surrounding districts, exploring how the legacy of the Merikins and the First Peoples …
Read More »Natural cathedral in Chaguaramas
This article is a personal account of trekking the Bamboo Cathedral in Chaguaramas, documenting a first-person narrative of the journey from the Tucker Valley entrance to the abandoned radar station. This travelogue explores the physical and sensory experiences of navigating the arched bamboo groves and steep paved inclines that define …
Read More »Manzanilla a natural beauty!
Manzanilla Beach offers a premier coastal experience in Trinidad and Tobago, characterised by its expansive shoreline, scenic coconut groves and newly integrated boardwalk facilities. This article is a personal account and first-person narrative detailing the sensory and practical aspects of visiting the Manzanilla coastline. It examines the geographical allure of …
Read More »Icacos – at the end of Trinidad
Icacos - the end of Trinidad It’s a whole day thing if you’re starting from the north and driving to the end of Trinidad to Icacos. There are a lot of beaches so you may want to try a stop and go method. There isn’t any malls, movie centres, or restaurants. It’s like going back to a time when Trinidad was just starting to
Read More »Picturesque Vessigny Beach
Vessigny Beach is a premier coastal destination in south-west Trinidad known for its calm waters, family-friendly atmosphere, and extensive event facilities. Located approximately three kilometres past the world-famous La Brea Pitch Lake, this Gulf of Paria shoreline offers a distinct experience characterised by gentle waves and shallow depths. The site …
Read More »Paria Waterfall journey a true workout for hikers
The Paria Waterfall hike in Trinidad serves as an elite natural outdoor gym offering a rigorous full-body metabolic conditioning workout for serious fitness enthusiasts. This coastal trek from Blanchisseuse to Paria Bay spans approximately 10 kilometres round-trip, demanding high levels of cardiovascular endurance, lower-body power and core stability. Beyond the …
Read More »What a zoorific time at the Emperor Valley Zoo!
The Emperor Valley Zoo serves as the premier zoological facility in Trinidad and Tobago, providing a critical space for wildlife conservation, public education and family recreation within the Royal Botanical Gardens of Port-of-Spain. Established in 1952, the institution has evolved from a modest collection of local fauna into a sophisticated …
Read More »The mammy apple one of my favourites
The mammy apple stands as a cherished tropical fruit in Trinidad and Tobago, celebrated for its unique flavour and rich cultural presence. This piece explores the distinct characteristics, appearance and personal appreciation for the mammy apple, highlighting its significance within Caribbean food traditions. Readers will discover the sensory qualities of …
Read More »Ride along with drifters in Wallerfield
Ride along with drifters in Wallerfield captures the adrenaline-fueled expansion of motorsport culture in Trinidad and Tobago through an exclusive passenger-seat perspective of competitive drifting. Written by Marika Mohammed and published on Sweet TnT Magazine, the feature highlights how underground automotive passion evolved into an officially regulated discipline governed by …
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