Carnival History
Carnival History Over 200 years have passed since Trinidad Carnival first appeared in Trinidad and Tobago. It is a celebration of music, dance, and revelry. The celebration, which is regarded as one of the biggest and most well-known carnival celebrations in the world, takes place every year on the Monday and Tuesday before Ash Wednesday. […]
Top Places in Trinidad and Tobago to Unwind After Carnival
Trinidad Carnival is an unforgettable event that is brimming with vigor, excitement, and nonstop fun. However, it’s time to take a break and recharge after days of partying and nonstop revelry. Trinidad and Tobago has a variety of locations that are ideal for relaxing after the carnival season, whether you’re looking to soak up the […]
Dominic Hosein shares 5 Soca songs for 2019
Dominic is a lover of Soca and Trinidad and Tobago’s culture in all forms. He’s an Instructor in Communications at University of Trinidad and Tobago in San Fernando. —– Can you feel the beat! Oh, soca music how I love thee. This year, like last year, there was no shortage of fabulous music. The riddims, […]
5 Things Trinis Should Be Proud Of
1. One of the HOTTEST peppers in the world – Moruga Scorpion Pepper Move over ghost pepper, there’s a new winner in town. The Moruga Scorpion pepper, grown right here in Trinidad and Tobago, has been recently named one of the hottest peppers in the world. This is not just island hearsay. In fact, the […]
5 Things Trinis Love
1. No Lines There is no way to describe the euphoria a Trini feels when he walks into an establishment (like KFC or the bank) and finds that there are no lines. Unless you know what it’s like to always be met with slow moving lines that turn the simplest of tasks into an ordeal […]
