St-Lucia
"Hewanorra" is an Arawak word linked to the Kalinago people of Saint Lucia. It's associated with the Hewanorra Forest Reserve, a culturally and ecologically significant area. The name is also used for the Hewanorra International Airport.
The Kalinago people were skilled indigenous navigators, fishermen, and farmers who lived in the Caribbean, including Saint Lucia. They resisted European colonization and played a significant role in the region's history. Today, they are a vital part of Saint Lucia's heritage.
Vigie, a northern Saint Lucian peninsula, once crucial for defense, now thrives as a lively district with a beach, hotels, restaurants, and cultural events, including the annual Saint Lucia Jazz Festival.
Laborie, a district on Saint Lucia's southern coast, boasts stunning natural scenery, historic landmarks, and a thriving agricultural and fishing community.
Marigot, a charming fishing village on Saint Lucia's eastern coast, is celebrated for its scenic harbor, historic significance, and captivating natural surroundings.
The Poinciana tree, known for its vibrant red, orange, or yellow blossoms, thrives in Saint Lucia and various tropical regions globally. It serves as both an ornamental beauty and a valuable resource due to its sturdy wood and medicinal properties.
