A beautiful stretch of arching bamboo forest, towards the summit of Morne Catherine. Read More
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3 Reviews on “Bamboo Cathedral, Chaguaramas, Trinidad and Tobago”
Never in my life have I seen something so extraordinary beautiful. If you wonder how a bamboo cathedral looks like, this is the only chance for you to see it. Tall bamboo branches are growing in a graceful arch and you can walk below it, have a seat and simply observe this natural wonder.
When we went to see the Bamboo cathedral an actual wedding was happening. We didn’t want to disturb the guests, so we stayed only a little while, but I can’t get the picture out of my head – it was the most beautiful wedding ever and right below the bamboo branches. This place is worth going back.
A rare and unique temple, an actual cathedral surrounded with bamboo branches. It’s a really one of a kind place. Worth seeing.