Elaine-Travel Postcard: 48 Hours in Trinidad and Tobago - most beautiful restaurant dishes

PORT OF SPAIN (Reuters)-
The two-island country, Trinidad and Tobago, celebrated the 50 th anniversary of independence from Britain this year with colorful Caribbean parades, exhibitions and fireworks.
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The rich country of southern Caribbean is a culturally vibrant country with rainforest, sandy beaches and nightlife, including restaurants offering rich food and nightclubs with live music.
Reuters reporters with local knowledge helped tourists enjoy most of the content provided by the island during a short visit. 5 p. m. -
After a long trip, take a stroll in Queen's Park Savannah, the heart of Trinidad's capital Port of Spain.
In a city where food safety is standard, drink coconut water directly from the shell.
On your walk, look for The Magnificent Seven, the late Victorian home known for its grandeur and quirkiness. 8:30 p. m. -
Head to Creole Chaud for dinner and enjoy the odd-sounding local treats like "pig tail oil down", "cow heel" and "goat dugra.
"Fudge is made from locally grown chocolate and is considered the best chocolate in the world. www. chaudcreole. com 10 p. m. -
End the night's visit to Crowne Plaza Trinidad, which has closed the top floor-
Rotate the restaurant, but the manager can open the door for the guests if asked.
Taste champagne and enjoy the view. 8:30 a. m. —
Taste breakfast on a trolley in the city center with roti on board, a hearty breakfast of burrito --
Bread stuffed with chickpeas. 9 a. m. -
Visit the Asa Wright Nature Center in the Warma Valley and enjoy spectacular views of the northern mountains.
Trinidad is a microcosm of South America with nearly 100 mammals, 300 birds, 55 reptiles and 617 butterflies.
You can see a lot in this world. class preserve. www. asawright. org. Noon -
Drive through the rainforest to Maracas Beach on the north side of the island and drive about an hour from the capital.
Taste local cuisine at the Richard's Bake and Shark restaurants, and taste fried Shark batter. 1 p. m. -
Marvel at the temples in the sea at the end of the Orange Field Road in Waterloo.
The Hindu Temple is a 25-
During World War II, the survivors of the German torpedo built a year of love Labor to thank God for his escape. 2 p. m. -
On the same Waterloo Road, the statue of Lord Hanuman, a Hindu monkey god, rose 85-foot.
It sits next to a temple completed in 2003.
This exquisite temple is like a wedding cake. 4 p. m. -
Head to coron ni swamp nature tour to see the arrival of Ibis National Bird Red.
At sunset, the scarlet bird landed on a tree like a Christmas ornament. 6:30 p. m. -
Enjoy dinner in an ancient colonial setting of Veni Mange.
It combines a variety of art and delicious food.
Try Western Indian dishes such as Callaloo soup and Saltfish Accras, and finally add homemade coconut ice cream. www. venimange. com 8 p. m. -
Walk along the wide avenue in front of the restaurant and follow your ears.
There are dozens of clubs and bistros where live music is played.
Pick your favorite dance. 9:30 p. m. -Head to the St.
Music and Entertainment run around the clock in the James area.
Stroll along some alleys and admire the famous steel band practice in Trinidad. 11 p. m. -
Smokey and Bunty sports bar offer plenty of rum and loud music.
Movie stars chat with locals in the bar, which extends to the sidewalk.
Several dance clubs broke the rhythm before dawn. 8 a. m. -Catch a 14-
Flights to dobago with a population of 52,000.
This quaint island is set against the most beautiful beaches in the world.
The peak of the main ridge is one of the oldest protected forests dating back to 1776. 9 a. m. -
Don't forget the sunscreen at Crown Point Store Bay, which is a quick taxi ride from the airport.
Golden beaches and hidden waters are ideal for swimming. 10 a. m. -
Browse through food vendors to sample delicious local dishes such as fruit week, corn soup and doubles, curry chickpeas and overtime sockmarked sandwiches with hot and sour sauce.
Taste the most popular chili sauce in the country. 10 a. m. -Join a glass-
Bottom boat tour of Buccoo Reef and Nylon Pool.
Snorkeling can see as many as 300 species, such as the brains of coral reef waters, Elkhorn and star corals. 1 p. m. -
Have lunch in a charming family
A Creole restaurant called the blue crab restaurant.
Try fried flying fish and blue crab curry. tobagobluecrab. com 2 p. m. -
Visit Fort George, which dates back to 1780, and see the beauty of its cannons, commanding the ocean.
There are all kinds of items in the quirky museum.
History of the colonial era. 3 p. m. -
Relax on the beach at Canoe Bay, one of the hidden jewels of dobago. 7 p. m. -
At the Kariwak Village restaurant, dinner time is served under the thatched roof.
The lush landscape also offers herbs for their rich Caribbean cuisine. www. kariwak.