Trinidad and Tobago
History
Province of the West Indies Federation tied the territory into a wider political structure.
Trinidad and Tobago became independent, marking the start of modern sovereign statehood.
Joined the Caribbean Community at the Treaty of Chaguaramas.
Trinidad and Tobago became a republic, replacing the previous constitutional arrangement.
Part ofNorth AmericaMore countries, cities and routes.Short facts
RegionCaribbean
LanguageEnglish
Time zoneAST (UTC-4)
Drives onLeft
Worth seeing
- Trinidad Carnival: The world's most exuberant street party - two days of soca, costumes and crowds.
- Steelpan Music: Trinidad invented the steelpan - the only acoustic instrument created in the 20th century.
- Asa Wright Nature Centre: A premier birdwatching lodge in a rainforest estate with 170 species on-site.
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What is Trinidad and Tobago known for?Trinidad Carnival, Steelpan Music, Asa Wright Nature Centre.
What is the capital?Port of Spain.
Which language is useful?English.
When is the national day?31 August.
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Known for
Trinidad CarnivalSteelpan MusicAsa Wright Nature CentrePort of SpainStreet foodPina colada

Port of Spain
Street food
Pina colada
Music & Culture