When the icy winds of a New York winter bite, many escape to familiar sun-soaked getaways like the Bahamas, Puerto Rico, or Jamaica. But for those in the know, there’s a hidden gem just a few hours from JFK: the twin-island nation of Trinidad & Tobago. Nestled at the southernmost …
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Laventille, a vibrant community perched on the hillsides overlooking the bustling capital of Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, is a place rich in history, culture, and resilience. Though often misunderstood and stigmatised, Laventille has long been a cradle of creativity, innovation, and cultural expression, most notably as the birthplace of the steelpan, the …
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Cocorite, a small suburb in northwestern Trinidad, holds a unique and poignant place in the island’s history. Though today it is a bustling area with residential communities and commercial establishments, Cocorite was once known for housing Trinidad’s first leper colony. Get a job in tech. No matter who you are. …
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If you drive too fast you may pass it, as it is below street level. The Hollows sometimes called Rock Garden lies within the sprawling Queen’s Park Savannah in Port-of-Spain, opposite Killarney (formerly Stollmeyer’s Castle), Wild Flower Park and the Emperor Valley Zoo. Unlike the verdant fields and bustling activity …
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Ah, Tobago, the smaller, more laid-back sister island of Trinidad, beckoning with its turquoise waters, lush rainforests, and secret coves. While the allure of Pigeon Point and Store Bay may be undeniable, sometimes the most breathtaking beauty lies hidden in the whispers of the locals. Here are 10 picturesque Tobago …
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Nestled in the heart of Trinidad, the La Brea Pitch Lake is a mesmerising natural wonder. But beyond its bubbling surface and intriguing legends lies a history intricately woven with the economic fabric of Trinidad and Tobago. For centuries, the Pitch Lake’s viscous black asphalt has fuelled industries, paved roads, …
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Trinidad and Tobago is a twin-island nation located in the Caribbean Sea. It is known for its beautiful beaches, lush rain forests, and vibrant culture. Trinidad and Tobago tourist attractions make the islands a popular destination for visitors. There is a variety of attractions to suit all interests of people …
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By Marika Mohammed. Every country in the world has its own wonder, for Trinidad, The Temple in the Sea in Waterloo is one of them. It is not only a place of prayer for people but a reminder that if you want something bad enough you’ll find a way to get …
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By Therese Chung. My dear friend, invited me to Toco Beach and as a Trinidadian who loves life I accepted the invitation. Mellissa advised that we all had a road trip and should meet at her home. We got ten of us together in three vehicles and away we went, heading …
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By Omilla Mungroo. An indigenous delicacy we hardly hear about these days in Trinidad and Tobago is chip chip. I remember as a girl camping at Manzanilla Beach on the east coast of Trinidad, my family would carry utensils of all sizes and types down to the beach when the tide …
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