Cities
The capital city of Panama, known for its Canal and its mix of old and new.
Panama city
An archipelago of islands in the Caribbean, known for its white sand beaches, crystal clear waters, and Kuna culture.
San Blas
An indigenous group that inhabits the Kuna Yala region, known for their molas and their strong sense of identity.
Kuna
An iconic monument of Panama, which connects the Atlantic Ocean with the Pacific Ocean.
Panama Canal
The date of Panama's independence from Colombia.
November 3, 1903
A city on the Caribbean coast, famous for its Free Zone and its historical importance in trade.
Colon
A group of islands in the Caribbean, famous for its surfing waves, relaxed atmosphere, and biodiversity.
Bocas del Toro
A folkloric festival in Las Tablas, famous for its parades of floats, its queens, and its traditional music.
Carnival
The old town of Panama City, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Casco Viejo
The name of the first president of Panama.
Manuel Amador Guerrero
A city in the province of Chiriquí, known for its cool climate and mountainous landscapes.
Boquete
An inactive volcano in the province of Chiriquí, the highest point in Panama and a popular destination for hiking.
Volcan Baru
An artistic expression of Kuna women, which consists of embroidered fabrics with colorful and symbolic designs.
Mola
A causeway built over the sea, which offers panoramic views of Panama City and the Canal.
Amador Causeway
The treaty signed between Panama and the United States, which allowed the construction of the Panama Canal.
Hay-Bunau-Varilla Treaty
A city in the province of Los Santos, famous for its festivals and rich folkloric tradition.
Las Tablas
A mountainous valley in the province of Coclé, known for its hot springs, waterfalls, and artisan market.
El Valle de Anton
Traditional music and dance of Panama, with Spanish, African, and indigenous influences.
Tamborito
A bridge that crosses the Panama Canal, a symbol of modern engineering and the connection between the Americas.
Bridge of the Americas
The period of military rule in Panama, which lasted from 1968 to 1989.
Military Dictatorship
A city in the province of Herrera, known for its salt production and its proximity to beaches and nature reserves.
Chitre
A National Park on the border with Colombia, one of the largest and most biodiverse in Central America.
Darién National Park
A typical dish of Panama, which consists of rice with chicken, vegetables, and spices.
Rice with chicken
A museum in Panama City, which exhibits the biodiversity and natural history of the country.
Biomuseo
The military operation of the United States in Panama in 1989, which overthrew General Manuel Antonio Noriega.
Operation Just Cause