This country just seems like a big paradise - so much beautiful nature! 😄 Thank you so much for all your nice comments, I am overwhelmed! And - thanks to you explaining, I have learned how to pronounce the names correctly now 😄 What else do you know about Trinidad and Tobago, that I didn't mention?
I always feel so happy when foreigners notice my country. We're so small we sometimes seem nonexistent. But when Carnival time come... THE WHOLE DAMN WORLD KNOW WE HERE (Side not: I love how you actually pronounced Tobago like we do)
@@michael1608 I'm from Chagaunas and I am trying to bypass it since I understand how it might be difficult to pronounce. ... but you know how they usually pronounce our country it sounds like some new place
When I say the world's oldest reserve, I mean it has been protected by the law for the longest period of time, compared to other forest reserves around the world.
@@lilchip3280 yh I didn't know that until some years ago and it amazed me because of other countries and their massive infrastructure I didn't expect thst
👀👀.. so funny.. "Where are the people "? 😆🤣😂 "In quarantine my dear". 😷 Only 8 deaths and... holding. But, we're talking it as serious as the hotspot countries. 🇹🇹👋🏽♥️🤸🏽♀️ Loved your video ‼ I'll pass it on to my foreign friends. 👍🏾
My birthplace, sweet Trinidad and Tobago..we have rivers..too bad you did not zoom in at Maracas Bay in Trinidad or Store Bay in Tobago.Nylon Pool and Buccoo Reef in Tobago is beautiful :)
The problem is "Tobago" is Spanish and some foreigners pronounce it in English because they're unfamiliar with its origin. To get over this problem, it should be spelled "Tobaego."
@@TravelandGeography yh Trinidad cool but if u come in COVID I am so sorry bc rn we in Trinidad can nkt eat fast food for some months and everywhere close lockdown it is so sad we have to be in said by 9 so sad 😭
I'm watching this during the corona virus pandemic , I'm also from Trinidad and I have visited Tobago multiple times and still doesn't get tired of going there so have to watch this interesting video .
Sweet sweet T&T. This country is filled with many wonders of the world and all must be seen in real life to believe, what a Beautiful country I call home
@@TheNeekaNeeks Trinidad is a shithole country filled with a lot of crime and political corruption. We have one the highest murder capitals in the world. The government does nothing for its citizens and people from all over the world deserve to know the truth about our home. The bad and the good
God bless our nation from all enemies domestic and foreign we the true PATRIOTS of this great nation keep up the good work prime minister Rowley keeping the country one of the safest in the world from covid 19
The only thing that Columbus discovered there, were people Already living in Trinidad and Tobago. He never explored the islands. He renamed the island to suite the Spanish Catholic monarchy Isabella and Ferdinand. The only thing that Columbus thought Of Trinidad was “this another country for the Spanish Empire”.
Hi just started watching your vid. Judging by the date it was posted the reason you're not see many people around is most likely because at that time the country was on total lockdown due to Covid-19. So far your video is very interesting. Thank you for profiling my country.❤️🇹🇹😊
If you want to find people check the pictures of the bars and beaches I'd suggest checking places near Ariapita Avenue in Port of Spain. We LOVE to party. You can also look for pictures of Trinidad Carnival to see what that looks like. Other places of interest for tourism are the Caroni swamp and Maracas Beach on the north coast of Trinidad, and the famous Asa Wright Centre that people from around the world visit to see our wildlife in their natural habitat, including the 'oil birds' which live in caves and fly at night using sonar like bats. In Tobago you will find the oldest Forest Reserve in the world taking up much of the island, and the glass bottomed boats that head out to the reef. Thanks for making a great video about us.
God bless the Queen that is why we have so many peoples who ran from poor countries came as indentured slaves I hope to humbly make life better for everyone be a PATRIOT God bless our nation from all enemies domestic and foreign
So that's what we look like to someone who's never been here. Dear Travel & Geography, the historical background to Trinidad will probably blow your mind. If you are interested, there's a book on the history of the West Indies as a whole, called "From Columbus to Castro", that may be worth your while. It might explain why we don't pronounce all those Spanish names with a Spanish accent here in Trinidad, and why very few people here speak Spanish at all. Yes, the country is green. We have 400 species of birds at last count and we keep finding new species. The geology is also very diverse across the islands. We even have mud volcanoes and a spring with prehistoric water. But it is the people that make these islands special. Deeply spiritual, musically profane, and full of the joy of life, Trinbagonians are a special mix of cultures from all over the world. We love to travel and Trinis have been everywhere and in everything.
Trinidad and Tobago was "discovered" in 1498, when Christopher Columbus landed on our shores. In reality, we were already "found" and occupied by the indigenous Amerindian tribes of the Arawaks and Caribs.
Thank you for this!!! It must have reached someone somewhere who didn't know a thing about Trinidad and Tobago. We really are a paradise pair of islands!
Hello young lady, Congratulations on featuring "us":- Trinidad and Tobago; well done, gr8 job! Some of the corrections I wanted to bring forward was already mentioned by "Trini'bago" & some of my other country-folk, my brethrens .Lol.. Sweettt... (yeah, we Trinis are full of expression) We will continue to give LIKES and SUBSCRIBE so that your video will reach more people out there. There's so much to cover about our "Trinidad & Tobago Twin-Island Republic", & Independent State, maybe next video you can cover our different dialects as well. For example: In the village of Paramin we speak "French creole"; we're really trying to keep it ALIVE. In Arima and other areas on previous Carib tribe settlements, many people speak "Spanish creole". ..and generally, you will definitely hear our "English creole" totally everywhere.. We're such a colourful, diverse & mixed nation as well, without doubt, you will see people who appear to have a strange or want for a better word a 'different mix' & the family name carried may not necessarily complement their appearance, maybe like yours truly.. Lol ... and that's the beauty of our people and our land.we are diverse with many languages as a mixed nation.. Anyways, let's not get started on "FOOD" ... Yummy.. Thank you for posting and hope to see you soon ; - )
That's not a bridge lol. It's called the breakfast shed at the Hyatt Waterfront. If you looked closer pass the palm trees there is a seating area and breakfast booths. Very fun video of my country though.
Thank you for showing and telling me about my home. Ahhh how I miss it so much 😭 He called it Trinidad (the holy trinity) because of how beautiful it was. Love at first sight one would say.
I'm a Trini living in Canada. Both islands are wonderful to visit, but I love the beaches in Tobago, as the current isn't as strong as in Trinidad and the water is very warm. We stayed at Miller's Guest Resort in Bucco, right on the beach.
