At the National Trust of Trinidad and Tobago we aim to list, preserve, protect and recognise significant and unique heritage assets across Trinidad and Tobago.
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Voices from 1990 Part 2
Voices from 1990 is my attempt to capture the previously unheard stories surrounding the 1990 attempted coup d’état on the Government of Trinidad and Tobago by the Jamaat al Muslimeen.
Safeguarding History: Museums and Indo – Trinidadian heritage
The National Trust of Trinidad and Tobago offers its congratulations to Dr. Kumar Mahabir on becoming Associate Fellow of the Royal Historical Society (RHS)
International Day of Forests 2025
The National Trust of Trinidad and Tobago offers its congratulations to Dr. Kumar Mahabir on becoming Associate Fellow of the Royal Historical Society (RHS)
Congratulations Dr. Kumar Mahabir
The National Trust of Trinidad and Tobago offers its congratulations to Dr. Kumar Mahabir on becoming Associate Fellow of the Royal Historical Society (RHS)
Big things come in small packages: The Jahaji Bandal/ Bundle
Belmont’s journey from its historical roots to its vibrant present is a compelling narrative that mirrors the evolution of Trinidad and Tobago itself.
Screen Stars Mural: A Journey Through Belmont’s Rich Heritage
Belmont’s journey from its historical roots to its vibrant present is a compelling narrative that mirrors the evolution of Trinidad and Tobago itself.
Rambharose Shiv Mandir and Kootiya
This blog features the Rambharose Shiv Mandir, a historic temple dedicated to Bhagwan Shiva.
Things to do in Tobago
If you are looking for a fun family adventure in Tobago, Argyle Waterfall in Roxborough is a great option. There is safe parking and an entrance fee of TT$50 for locals and TT$60 for visitors. Guides are available but you can go on your own as well. The hike is easy...
Mud Architecture of Trinidad
Exploring the tradition and art of leepay through two historic properties in Trinidad. Kara Roopsingh November 21, 2023 Original Article Homes, religious buildings and other structures have taken many forms throughout history. On the island of Trinidad, ajoupas, tapia...
African History Month in Trinidad and Tobago: Preserving Heritage, Fostering Change
As the final days of November unfold in Trinidad and Tobago, the resonance of African History Month continues to reverberate, guiding us through a month of profound reflection on the history of the African diaspora. The National Trust of Trinidad and Tobago takes...
Two aspects of celebrating Divali in Trinidad and Tobago By: Shivam Rampersad
Deepaavali or Divali as the festival is more popularly called is widely phrased as “The Festival of lights.” The festival is celebrated on the fifteenth night which represents the darkest fortnight in the Hindu month of “Kaartik”, which coincides with the period...