When December rolls around in Trinidad and Tobago, one thing is certain — the unmistakable aroma of steaming pastelles begins to fill homes across the islands. These little golden parcels, wrapped in banana leaves and bursting with flavor, are a cornerstone of Trinbagonian Christmas cuisine. To many, it simply isn’t Christmas without a plate of pastelles […]
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If Trinidad Carnival 2026 is on your bucket list (and it absolutely should be), you’re in for one of the most electric, high-energy cultural experiences in the world. But Carnival isn’t just about showing up—it’s about preparing smart, respecting the culture, and knowing what to expect before you land. Think of this as your friendly […]
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When people talk about food in Trinidad and Tobago, they usually jump straight to doubles, bake and shark, or corn soup. But ask any local, and they’ll tell you the real snack culture lives somewhere else entirely. It lives in corner shops, school bags, car dashboards, and long road trips. These are the crunchy, sweet, […]
Explore MoreIf you spend even a short time in Trinidad and Tobago, you’ll hear one word again and again: liming. It sounds casual, almost throwaway, but in reality, liming is a way Liming of life. It’s not just about hanging out. It’s about connection, community, and knowing how to enjoy the moment without rushing it. To […]
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Trinidad and Tobago has a way of surprising people. Even travelers who think they’ve done their research often find themselves saying, “I didn’t expect that.” The country doesn’t always fit the usual Caribbean stereotypes, and that’s exactly what makes it special. If you’re visiting for the first time, here are some of the things that […]
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In the heart of Trinidad Carnival, long before the sequins, feathers, and glitter take the spotlight, there is an ancient artistry at work: wire bending. This craft, born from creativity and necessity, is one of the most important yet often unseen elements of the Carnival we know and love today. Wire bending is the foundation […]
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