PANAMA – WEST To begin your adventure choose The Treasure you want to explore from the list below: Click on the picture and enjoy! 1 Parque Internacional La Amistad or the La Amistad National Park (Wekso), located along the mountain range of Talamanca, is a biodiversity reserve whose management is shared […]
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Capt. Morgan’s – Lost Treasure Map Of Panama
Captain Henry is known for his special affection for Panama. His stories of finding treasure in Panama have recently become popular. He visited Panama frequently for various reasons. The places he visited were packed with beautiful flora and fauna. Beaches, food, drinks, and gold were his main drive behind visiting […]
El Porvenir
El Porvenir is a small island that is the capital of the indigenous territory of Guna Yala. El Porvenir is also known as Gaigirgordub, which feels more like a tongue twister than the name of a town and maybe that’s why people chose to stick with El Porvenir. The territory […]
Parque Internacional La Amistad
Parque Internacional La Amistad or the La Amistad National Park (Wekso), located along the mountain range of Talamanca, is a biodiversity reserve whose management is shared by Panama with its bordering country of Costa Rica. The park was established in September of 1988, jointly by Panama and Costa Rica, which is […]
Santa Catalina: The Eloquent Escape
Whether relaxing on the beach at Descanso or surfing the waves, Santa Catalina is an amazing destination with a lot to offer. One of Central America’s top surf spots also has lodgings, fresh seafood, and the Catalina Island Museum for history buffs and curious travelers. It’s very easy to reach Santa Catalina […]
Tropical Bread Pudding Mamallena – Mamallena (Pudin De Pan) Panameña
In Panama, Mamallena translates o ‘stuffed mama’, which is probably an insinuation regarding the dessert’s full and dense nature. Usually served with a glass of milk, this bread pudding is nothing like the ones that you have tasted before. This is mostly because of the dish’s texture, which is much […]
Visiting Portobello
Portobelo Road is famous for the antique half of its mile-long market. As soon as the calendar hits Saturday, the streets transform into a beautiful and colorful market. Even if you are visiting the market for the first time, it might look familiar as it has been featured in some […]
Puerto de Cristobal
Cristobal is a small port town in Panama with an approximate population of fifty thousand as counted in 2010. Let’s start with a fun fact. Cristobal is actually a name in the Spanish language, and shared by Christopher Colombus who was the explorer after whom this place was named History […]
Chagres and Fort San Lorenzo
Chagres was once known as the main port of Panama, but it is just an abandoned village now. However, it is not a bad place for you to visit and enjoy. It is easy to get to and the scenery and the hills are mesmerizing. It is not just a […]
