Republic of Trinidad and Tobago
It is an island country located in the far south of the Caribbean Sea, 11 kilometers from the coast of Venezuela. The country consists of two main islands, Trinidad (the Greater) and Tobago (the Little), in addition to 21 other small islands.
Capital: Port of Spain, located on the island of Trinidad.
Area: 5128 square kilometers
Currency: Trinidad and Tobago Dollar (TTD).
Population: about 1.4 million people.
Official language: English.
Other languages: Spanish, French, Hindi, Chinese.
Religion: Christianity (Roman Catholic Church, Protestant), Islam, Hinduism.
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Trinidad and Tobago was first settled by Native Americans.
Christopher Columbus discovered the islands in 1498.
Trinidad was under Spanish control until 1797, when it was captured by the British.
Trinidad and Tobago gained independence in 1962, from Britain, and became a republic in 1976.
Economy:
Trinidad and Tobago's economy is based on oil and natural gas production.
tourism:
Trinidad and Tobago is known for its beautiful beaches, diverse culture, and unique festivals, such as Carnival.
Some tourist attractions in Trinidad and Tobago:
Marks Beach: This beautiful beach is located on the island of Trinidad, and is known for its white sand and clear waters.
Narewa Forest: It is a tropical rainforest located on the island of Trinidad, and it is home to a variety of plants and animals.
Dibie's Falls: These are waterfalls located on the island of Tobago, and they are one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in the country.
King George Castle: It is a historical castle located on the island of Trinidad, and it provides panoramic views of the city.
Trinidad and Tobago National Museum: This museum houses a collection of artifacts that tell the history and culture of the country.
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