Street food in Panamá is more than just a quick meal – it’s a blend of the cultures that make Panamá unique. Situated at the crossroads of the Americas, Panamá’s gastronomical traditions are a tapestry of its indigenous, Spanish, African, and Caribbean influences that come together in a delectable mosaic of flavors. Did you know that street food in Panamá represents over 40% of local food consumption, making it an…
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10 MEMORABLE HIKES IN PANAMA
Los Picachos de Ola in Panama
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MAKE THE MOST OF CHRISTMAS IN PANAMA
Did you know that Panamá’s Christmas season begins on December 8th with the Feast of the Immaculate Conception and continues until January 6th, celebrating Three Kings Day? I’ve experienced firsthand how this vibrant capital city transforms into a dazzling wonderland during the holiday season! With temperatures hovering around 85°F (29°C), Panamá City offers a unique, tropical Christmas experience where trees twinkle with lights and festive markets buzz with energy. This…
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THE ULTIMATE PACKING LIST FOR PANAMA
Did you know that Panamá experiences over 100 inches of rainfall annually in certain regions? As a seasoned traveler who’s explored every corner of this incredible country, I can tell you that packing for Panamá requires some strategic thinking! Whether you’re planning to hike through cloud forests, lounge on pristine beaches, or explore bustling Panamá City, having the right gear can make all the difference. In this ultimate packing list…
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HOW TO SPEND 3 DAYS IN BOQUETE, PANAMA
Did you know that Boquete produces some of the world’s most expensive coffee beans, with Geisha coffee setting a record for selling at $4,588 per pound? Nestled in Panama’s western highlands at 3,900 feet above sea level, this enchanting mountain town has become a haven for adventure seekers and retirees alike. Get ready to experience wonderful spring-like weather year-round while exploring cloud forests, coffee plantations, and lost waterfalls. In this…
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EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW: FIESTAS PATRIAS IN PANAMA
My first year in Panamá, November took me by surprise, from dry holidays at Super 99 to bank closures, I wasn’t ready for it. The truth is, Fiestas Patrias in Panamá is a time when the entire country bursts into a vibrant celebration of independence and national pride! Interestingly, Panamá actually celebrates not one, but two independence days, After all, Panamanians love a party! This year, I’m not only better…