Cap-Haïtien Christmas Market 2025: the magical event not to be missed on December 23rd and 24th
Discover the Cap-Haïtien Christmas Market 2025, a magical event not to be missed on December 23rd and 24th. Festive atmosphere guaranteed! #Christmas

Haiti, a country rich in history and culture, is located in the heart of the Caribbean region. Known for its idyllic beaches, majestic mountains and welcoming people, Haïti is a true gem in this tropical region. But where exactly is Haïti located in the Caribbean, and what are the geographical features that define this fascinating country?
In Jacmel, a group of young people called Eau de Vie, founded in June 2021, is dedicated to the rediscovery of Haitian culture. Among the founding members are César Rocher, Déborah Vil, Max Jean Julien, Lansley Lemaire, Jacky Edwing Laguerre, Francesca Faustin, Sthélianie Dominique, Mackenson Gilot and Gédeon Riché. Their mission is to introduce young people to unknown sites in their own city, and soon, throughout the country. Through events like the "Jounen Dantan", Eau de Vie highlights local traditions and promotes cultural exchanges. Mainly based in Jacmel, the group organizes its activities in emblematic places such as the blue basin. Eau de vie aspires to strengthen the feeling of belonging of young people towards their heritage and to promote a spirit of community and sharing within Haitian youth.
Haitian and African cuisine are gastronomic treasures that highlight local ingredients and preparation techniques passed down through generations. Among the most popular dishes of both cuisines, Haitian Tonmtonm and African Foutou (or Fufu) are distinguished by their rich flavors and unique textures. These two dishes, although they share a similar foundation - the use of local products such as cassava or plantain - have interesting differences, especially in their preparation, taste and accompaniment.
Soup joumou, a traditional Haitian dish, is more than just a mealtime treat. For Haitians, the soup is a symbol of their struggle for freedom and national identity. This article explores the history, meaning, and how soup joumou plays a central role in Haitian culture.
Since 2014, the “PRIM POU CHANJMAN” (PPC) initiative, orchestrated by Gwoup Konbit through Leaders of Tomorrow, honors extraordinary young Haitians who carry out remarkable actions to improve their community. Initially called the “CITE SOLEIL PEACE PRIZE” and limited to young people from Cité Soleil, this program expanded in 2023 to include all young people in the country with a positive social impact. For its 11th edition, three young leaders were rewarded for their dedication and social influence in their respective communities.
Situated in the turquoise waters of the Caribbean, Haïti is a destination that never ceases to fascinate and inspire. Often overlooked and underrated as a tourist destination, this island is full of natural treasures, cultural richness and captivating history that are worth exploring.
In the vast world of IT development in Haiti, there are figures who stand out for their talent, dedication and vision. Among them, Appolon Guy Alain emerges as one of the best developers in the country, recognized for his ingenuity and creativity. With a strong background in the field of software development, Apolon has managed to rise to the top of its field. Its reputation extends well beyond Haitian borders, attracting the attention and respect of many companies abroad. It is not only his technical expertise that sets him apart, but also his ability to combine art and technology in a unique way. Discover some of Guy Alain Appolon’s achievements by clicking on the following link: https://haitiwonderland.com/haiti/personnalite/le-webmaster-haitien--guy-alain-appolon-une-reference-incontestee/79 What makes Apolon unique is its versatility. As a full-stack developer, he excels in all phases of a project, from design to implementation to user interface development. His ability to merge his talents as a painter, professional musician and computer graphic designer allows him to create attractive interfaces that captivate users at first glance. The Haïti Wonderland website (www.haitiwonderland.com) is a shining example, captivating visitors with its attractive and intuitive design. Read also: https://haitiwonderland.com/haiti/personnalite/expert-en-seo-et-uiux-design--decouvrez-le-developpeur-haitien-appolon-guy-alain/65
"Tablet Kokoye" is a popular traditional confectionery, often sold by street vendors. This treat combines the richness of grated coconut with the sweetness of sugar and the aroma of local spices.
On the airwaves of Radio Solidarité 107.3 FM in Port-au-Prince, a familiar voice has been accompanying listeners for years: that of Dominique Beldor, a passionate host and programming director. Through his music show, The Dominik Show, broadcast weekdays and now every Saturday, he has forged a unique connection with the Haitian public, combining music, cultural news, and social analysis. Residing in Florida since May 2024, Dominique continues his remote broadcast with the same energy. Broadcast from Tampa, his show maintains its vocation: to bring Haitian culture to life around the world and offer a space for free, engaged, and respectful discussion. Before leaving the country, the host admitted to having received threats for his opinions and on-air analyses, which forced him to seek shelter to avoid reprisals. Today, from the virtual studios in Florida, Dominique Beldor continues to fly the flag for Radio Solidarité, with a voice freer than ever—and still as close to the hearts of Haitians as ever.
On January 25, 2025, the Banj headquarters, in Delmas 64, vibrated to the rhythm of the 3rd Young Activists Summit, an event organized by Rivalpromo509. More than 200 passionate and determined young people gathered to discuss the theme: "Political and technological exploration for a connected youth"
When was the last time you enjoyed a good lalo? Were you satisfied? What particularly struck you: the taste, the company of good friends? Tell us all about it in the comments! Lalo is an iconic dish from northern Haiti, particularly popular in the Artibonite region. It is prepared with jute leaves, a green plant with multiple health benefits. Rich in iron, vitamins, and fiber, lalo is known to give strength and energy. At home, we often cook it with beef, crab, or shrimp, served with white rice and a spicy sauce. Its slightly sticky texture may be surprising, but its savory flavor and spices make it a comforting dish that everyone enjoys. Beyond its flavor, lalo holds a special place in Haitian culture: it’s often prepared at large family gatherings or on holidays, bringing together young and old alike around a delicious meal. So, are you ready to savor a delicious lalo to welcome April with a sweet tooth?
Haïti is this small Caribbean country whose almost entire history is made up of great atrocities and a more than fabulous feat that a group of men had to accomplish for their own survival. The country was born at the heart of a story of resistance, of great importance and unparalleled in certain aspects, which can be proudly told to the rest of the world.
In Jacmel, a group of young people called Eau de Vie, founded in June 2021, is dedicated to the rediscovery of Haitian culture. Among the founding members are César Rocher, Déborah Vil, Max Jean Julien, Lansley Lemaire, Jacky Edwing Laguerre, Francesca Faustin, Sthélianie Dominique, Mackenson Gilot and Gédeon Riché. Their mission is to introduce young people to unknown sites in their own city, and soon, throughout the country. Through events like the "Jounen Dantan", Eau de Vie highlights local traditions and promotes cultural exchanges. Mainly based in Jacmel, the group organizes its activities in emblematic places such as the blue basin. Eau de vie aspires to strengthen the feeling of belonging of young people towards their heritage and to promote a spirit of community and sharing within Haitian youth.

First black nation to free itself from slavery and gain independence from France in 1804 and influenced other liberation movements around the world, inspiring struggles for freedom and equality.

Haïti is blessed with spectacular natural landscapes, including white sand beaches, mountains and rich biodiversity.

Haïti has a rich historical heritage, including sites like the Citadelle Laferrière and the Sans-Souci Palace, listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Haïti has a rich and diverse culture, influenced by African, European and indigenous elements. Haitian music, dance, art and cuisine are celebrated around the world.