Travel to Haiti Virtually - Explore Haiti From Home

Here is a photo, haiti fashion show, taken as young Haitian-Dominican models perform at a fashion show during the First Annual Santo domingo Konpa Festival in 2007. The Haitian compas festival was held at the The Estadio Quisqueya, Av. Tiradentes & San Cristobal, Santo Domingo.

Estadio Quisqueya is a baseball stadium in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. It will be soon renamed Estadio Juan Marichal

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Here is a still photo of Orchestre Septentrional D'Haiti taken from their music video Temwayaj one of the most popular septen videos ever.

Watch the video here:
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Here is a photo, Jennifer Hudson Hope For Haiti Now Telethon. Donations will continue to be accepted for six months via the same methods used during the telecast, more info on this page

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Here is a still photo, George Lopez George Lopez Help Haiti Concert, from the Help Haiti with George Lopez and Friends Benefit concert.

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Here is a photo taken on day one of Carnaval Des Fleur in Port-au-Prince Haiti, Sunday July 29 2012

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Here is a photo taken at day two of Carnaval des Fleurs in Champs-de-Mars, Port-au-Prince Haiti

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Here is a photo taken at Haiti Carnaval Des fleurs 2012

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Look at this photo... Ancien pont de thomonde, Thomonde Haiti.

This is the old Thomonde iron bridge over the thomonde river in central Haiti, built back in the days before Haiti's National Highway #3 (Route Natinale 3) was paved.

Although a new bridge was built, this old bridge is still left standing. we believe it is still in use by pedestrians and people on horseback.

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When someone says Haiti is a virgin country, They are absolutely right.

What you are looking at is a piece of land that is only a few feet from the ocean in one of the most historical town in Haiti.

Arcahaie, Haiti, the birthplace of the Haitian flag

In the United states of America, this piece of real estate would be priceless.

However, in Haiti, it is being used to house pigs and as a staging area for charcoal.

I hope someone sees this as a golden opportunity; a place to have a BIG resort and bring in millions of tourists every year.

When you do it, remember to give a big donation to Woody. :)

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Here is a photo, Haiti Pictures Fort Liberte To Ouanaminthe, taken on a recent Haiti road trip from Fort Liberte to Ouanaminthe Haiti.

Around that timi, the road to Ouanaminthe Haiti was under construction. I hear it's beautiful now.

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