Haitian Cuisine - Delicious Corn à la "Bonne Femme": To your pots!
Readers and little chefs of Haïti Wonderland, I present to you on a golden platter the recipe for corn à la bonne femme. Take your time and share your creation in the comments!

AN N AL KANPE, an immersive camping, retreat and discovery experience in the picturesque landscapes of Kenscoff and Furcy, Haïti brought together more than thirty young people from 17 youth organizations and associations, offering these leaders a unique chance to reconnect with nature, strengthen their bonds and immerse themselves in the rich Haitian culture.
At the initiative of students Savela Jacques Berenji and Louino Robillard, the first two Haitians to have integrated the diploma program initiated by “SUNX, Climate Friendly Travel (CFT) and the Institute of Tourism Studies (ITS), the “ Club Zanmi Lanati” was officially launched on Saturday July 13, 2024, in Haiti, in Delmas 66. More than thirty young people took part in the initiative whose objective, among other things, is to combat climate change, promote responsible tourism, train citizens (ecological tourists) and encourage the creation of tourist and cultural wealth for sustainable development, according to the initiators.
When was the last time you enjoyed a good lalo? Were you satisfied? What particularly struck you: the taste, the company of good friends? Tell us all about it in the comments! Lalo is an iconic dish from northern Haiti, particularly popular in the Artibonite region. It is prepared with jute leaves, a green plant with multiple health benefits. Rich in iron, vitamins, and fiber, lalo is known to give strength and energy. At home, we often cook it with beef, crab, or shrimp, served with white rice and a spicy sauce. Its slightly sticky texture may be surprising, but its savory flavor and spices make it a comforting dish that everyone enjoys. Beyond its flavor, lalo holds a special place in Haitian culture: it’s often prepared at large family gatherings or on holidays, bringing together young and old alike around a delicious meal. So, are you ready to savor a delicious lalo to welcome April with a sweet tooth?
Haiti, with its spectacular landscapes and rich culture, is home to a vibrant and diverse population. Haiti’s demographics are a key aspect in understanding the economic, social, and cultural development of this unique country. Discover the current numbers and trends shaping Haiti’s population.
The question of whether Haïti is on the African continent sometimes comes up, but the answer is clear: Haïti is not on the African continent. This island country is located on the island of Hispaniola in the Caribbean and is part of the American continent, specifically Central America and the Antilles. However, the historical and cultural connection between Haïti and Africa is deep and deserves a more detailed exploration.
The LEGACY LEADERSHIP AWARD 2025, organized by LEAD-ACADEMY, honored the committed youth of the commune of Carrefour. This prestigious event brought together nearly 200 young people and many local actors to celebrate exemplary leadership in a region facing many challenges.
Melchie Daëlle Dumornay is a professional Haitian footballer who plays in the first division of the French women’s league. She was born in Haiti, in a mid-sized town called Mirebalais, on August 17, 2003. At just 21 years old, she has become the only Haitian personality, regardless of gender or category, to be nominated among the 30 candidates for the prestigious individual award that is the France Football Ballon d’Or. Indeed, the 21-year-old finds herself — unsurprisingly — on the shortlist for the 2025 Ballon d’Or, alongside some of the biggest names in world football, after an exceptional season both individually — scoring 24 goals and providing 10 assists in just 31 matches — and collectively. She reached the semi-finals of the UEFA Women’s Champions League (where she was named best player of the 2024-2025 season) and won the French league title with her Lyon teammates.
Haiti’s history is marked by founding events, and one of the most significant remains the birth of the Republic of Haïti in 1804. The first president of the Republic of Haiti, a key figure in this history, played a crucial role in the creation of the modern Haitian state. This article invites you to discover the man who marked this major turning point in the history of Haiti: Jean-Jacques Dessalines.
Port-au-Prince, June 26, 2025 - During a ceremony held at the El Rancho Hotel, the Haïti Wonderland website haitiwonderland.ht was named the best Creole website using the .ht national domain for 2025. This prestigious award was presented at the national competition "Pi bon sit an kreyòl ki sèvi ak domèn .ht," organized by ISOC Haïti (Internet Society) and the Fondation Rezo pou Devlopman Dirab Ayiti (FRDDH).
René Depestre had his very first encounter with the Haitian sun on August 29, 1926 in Jacmel, a large coastal city in the southeast of Haïti that welcomed his birth. He completed his primary studies with the Brothers of Christian Instruction in Jacmel. After his father’s death in 1936, he left his mother and brothers and sisters to live with his maternal grandmother. He completed his secondary studies at the Alexandre Pétion high school in Port-au-Prince in 1944. Today, he resides in France, his country of naturalization for several decades, and remains an immense creative, intellectual spirit and great witness to a very important era in the history of men.
In Haiti, Christmas is a magical time for children, where traditions and festivities blend to create unforgettable memories. Two dates, in particular, mark this season: December 24, Christmas Eve, and December 31, which heralds the New Year. These moments are rich in activities and emotions, putting the youngest at the heart of the celebrations. This article explores why these two days are so special for children in Haiti.
From March 8 to 21, 2025, the Emmanuel Charlemagne Municipal Cultural Center welcomes a vibrant and emotional celebration of femininity with MUSES, a unique exhibition as part of Women’s Fortnight. This event delves into the very essence of Haitian women, representing them in all their complexity, strength, and beauty through the works of four exceptional artists. Let yourself be swept away by this unique artistic experience that invites you to rediscover women in a new light!

First black nation to free itself from slavery and gain independence from France in 1804 and influenced other liberation movements around the world, inspiring struggles for freedom and equality.

Haïti is blessed with spectacular natural landscapes, including white sand beaches, mountains and rich biodiversity.

Haïti has a rich historical heritage, including sites like the Citadelle Laferrière and the Sans-Souci Palace, listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Haïti has a rich and diverse culture, influenced by African, European and indigenous elements. Haitian music, dance, art and cuisine are celebrated around the world.