Trinidad & Tobago sightseeing. Travel guide - attractions, sights, nature and touristic places
Trinidad and Tobago have all signature aspects of the Caribbean region with its breath-taking nature and top class beach rest. However, these two islands have much more to offer in terms of the number of interesting attractions. Tobago is a calm, mostly relaxed island that is famous for its beach resorts. Many cruise ships arrive to the island so their passengers can enjoy the beautiful bay. Trinidad, in its turn, is an energetic place that is well-known as the location of the largest carnival in the Caribbean. During the carnival, which is similar to the famous carnival in Brazil, it’s possible to see the local invention – the steel drum.
Trinidad and Tobago is a state with a Republican form of government. The main territorial units of the Republic are the two largest islands, Trinidad …
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With regards to the state language of Trinidad and Tobago, it is worth considering that the country has experienced a difficult linguistic formation. …
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The town of La Brea is known because of the largest deposit of natural asphalt in the world. Travellers are also recommended to visit Tobago Rain Forest, the oldest rain forest in whole North America. Finally, don’t miss Argyle Falls, the highest falls of Tobago Island. The falls can be reached after an easy 15-minute long walk.
The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago is one of the most economically advanced countries in the Caribbean. The GDP of the country today is more than $9 …
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History and Entertainment
Before the European colonization, the islands were populated by Indian tribes. The first settlements in the islands appeared in the 7th century BC. The colonial times for the archipelago began in 1498. The discoverer of the islands is Christopher Columbus. The first colonial settlements were formed in the islands in the 16th century. There were almost no conflicts between colonizers and indigenous people, as not so many new inhabitants came to the islands. The islands had been under Spanish colonizers till the end of the 18th century. In 1797, they were conquered by Great Britain. The island country gained independence from Great Britain in 1962.
At present, the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago is one of the most popular places for ecotourism in the world. The main value of the archipelago is its unique nature. There are over 600 species of butterflies, over 100 mammals and almost 400 birds. Travelers usually visit local resorts in February and March. At this time, there are a lot of interesting holidays and festivals organized in the islands. The best time for calm recreation in a peaceful atmosphere is summer.
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