Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Panama and its History”
Preparing for a November in Panama, you might want to write this down.. There are 5, yes 5, days celebrating Pah-nah-MAH in the month of November. 5 National Holidays, 5 extra days off work, 5 days where banks are closed, 5 days where public offices are closed. Panamanians love a celebration and November is a month for celebration! And here …
El Valley de Anton is a small mountain town nested in a dormant volcano crater about 2 hours from Panama City. El Valle is home to the Nispero Zoo and the rare golden frog as well as many other attractions. El Nispero Zoo is located on the outskirts of El Valle in the shadows of Cerro Gaital National Monument. The …
What is a Mola? Molas are colorful panels sewn by the women of the Guna Indian tribe, who reside here in Panama in the San Blas Archipelago on the Caribbean Sea. Molas are part of traditional costumes worn by Guna women. Four mola panels are formed into the front and back panels of a blouse. In Dulegaya, the Guna’s native …
Panama was recently named the number one tourist destination for 2012. Panama is an extremely diverse country, diverse in every way. Panama is home to 7 indigenous tribes; the most famous being the Kuna Indians, who’s brightly colored molas are a top tourist souvenir. The Emberá Wounan live much like their ancestors, off the land deep within the Darien jungle. …
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