Haiti Virtual Tourist
Take a virtual tour of Haiti from the comfort of your home from anywhere in the world. Let Haiti Virtual Tourist take you on a virtual flight to Haiti where you can discover as much as you want about the Haitian people, our culture, food, history, tourist attractions and more without actually having to catch a flight or travel to Haiti.
Haitian Food : Legume LALO ak Vyann
One of the staple foods in Haitian cuisine, especially in the Artibonite region, is 'legim LALO ak vyann.' Haitians simply call it LALO.
Legim (Legume) is a Haitian dish that is comprised of a mixture of cooked vegetables mashed up together and cooked with meat.
LALO in English is "JUTE Leaves" and 'legim lalo' is just the lalo (no other vegetables), spices, and the meat.
When lalo is served with crabs (lalo ak crab) it is so delicious. On your next trip to Haiti, try eating some legim LALO ak vyann.
For my Haitian brothers and sisters: Gade photo saa... Yon chodyè legim LALO ak vyann... 20 goud Lalo, 100 goud vyann bèf, total 150 Goud... Oulala!!!
Arcahaie Public Square - Place Publique
Here is a photo of the public square Place Publique in downtown Arcahaie Haiti.
The statue in the middle is that of Jean-Jacques Dessalines, hero of Haitian independence
The New Haitian Army - La Nouvelle Armée Haitienne
Say hello to the New Haitian Army... La Nouvelle Armée Haitienne
Father Marc Boisvert, Les Cayes Haiti
Rev. Marc Boisvert is an American priest who runs a large orphanage on the outskirts of Les Cayes Haiti.
Father Boisvert is a former United States Navy chaplain.
Father Marc Boisvert also operates a vocational program at the prison in Les Cayes Haiti. He trains the convicts to become tailors.
50 Centimes 50 Kob Haiti Coins
Here is what Haitian money looks like. what you are looking at is a Haitian coin.
50 Centimes 50 Kob Haiti Coins
New Arrivals Area at Cap-Haitien International Airport in the... 
Senkant Kob: Once upon a time, this was equivalent to a dime... 
Former Presidents and Chiefs of State of Haiti 
HInche Haiti - Getting ready for Fête patronale 
To protect and to serve - Motto of the Haitian National Police 
Farming in Haiti : Sweet Potato Garden (Jaden Patat) 
A look inside the new Arrivals area at Cap-Haitien... 
HInche Haiti - Getting ready for Fête patronale 
Hinche Haiti - In front of the old Catholic church, getting... 
Premiere Eglise Evangelique Baptiste de Hinche