Trinidad and Tobago’s vibrant culture was on full display today as communities came together to celebrate Phagwa, a Hindu festival of colour, unity, and tradition. We caught up with some our diaspora visitors who shared what this experience means to them and their families—embracing the joy, energy, and togetherness that makes returning home for Phagwa, so special. #visitTrinidad #AlwaysInSeason #NoPlaceLikeHome | Visit Trinidad

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🇹🇹🌍 Trinidad and Tobago’s Diversity – The World in Two Islands Trinidad and Tobago’s diversity began long before independence. The first settlers were Arawakan and Cariban peoples from South America. Centuries later, Spanish, French, and British colonizers layered their cultures atop an Amerindian base. Africans brought during the transatlantic labor system shaped the islands’ rhythm and language. After 1834 emancipation, British planters imported workers from India under indenture between 18