Trinidad and Tobago Carnival is an annual festival held in the twin-island nation, typically taking place in February or March, just before Lent. It is known for its vibrant parades, colorful costumes, and lively music, particularly calypso and soca. The event attracts thousands of locals and tourists who participate in various activities, including street parties and competitions. The Carnival features two main days of celebration, known as Carnival Monday and Carnival Tuesday. Participants often join masquerade bands, showcasing elaborate costumes and dancing through the streets. The festival is a significant cultural event, reflecting the rich history and diverse heritage of Trinidad and Tobago.