Trinidad

==Culture==

There are multiple festivals on Trinidad, featuring the music of the Caribbean and the [[steelpan]] (which originated on Trinidad and is the country's national instrument); These festivals<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.tripadvisor.com/Travel-g147387-s408/Trinidad-And-Tobago:Caribbean:Events.And.Festivals.html|title=Trinidad and Tobago: Events & Festivals - TripAdvisor|website=www.tripadvisor.com}}</ref> include the multi-national, [[Lent|pre-Lenten]] [[Carnival|Carnivál]], [[J'ouvert]], and [[Panorama (music competition)|Panorama]], the national steelpan competition. 

In addition to the traditional [[Christian holidays]] and official [[public holidays in Trinidad and Tobago|public]] days (such as [[Boxing Day]], [[Christmas]], [[Easter]] Sunday, [[Easter Monday]], [[Emancipation Day]], [[Good Friday]], [[Independence Day]], [[Labour Day]], [[New Year's Day]], and [[Republic Day]]) in Trinidad, the island nation also celebrates a significant percentage of its population's Indian ancestry (of both [[Hinduism|Hindu]] and [[Islam|Muslim]] backgrounds), with officially-recognised holidays such as [[Divali]], [[Eid al-Fitr]] and [[Indian Arrival Day]]. Sites of cultural or religious significance include [[Mount Saint Benedict]] and the [[Temple in the Sea]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.discovertnt.com/trinidad-tobago-celebrations-festivals-2015/#axzz57gv1P2Um|title=Trinidad & Tobago celebrations & festivals - Discover Trinidad & Tobago|date=21 January 2015|website=discovertnt.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.tntisland.com/festivals.html|title=Trinidad & Tobago Festival & Holidays|website=www.tntisland.com}}</ref>