Representatives of Panama’s seven Indigenous peoples and 12 territories met to discuss a common agenda on territory, collective titling, legislation and climate change.
PANAMA CITY, October 19, 2026 — A city’s culture is not limited to a single museum or a landmark district. In Panama City, exhibitions, film, theatre, literature and urban art create many possible entry points for people willing to look beyond a fixed visitor checklist. Tourism Panama highlights the country’s art and culture through exhibitions,…
LOS SANTOS, October 19, 2026 — Pedasí and Tonosí are often approached through beaches and outdoor adventure, but the towns themselves deserve time. Their streets, food, local rhythm and cultural traditions can give visitors a richer sense of the Azuero Peninsula than a single activity ever could. Tourism Panama highlights the area’s natural refuges, biodiversity…
BOCAS DEL TORO, October 17, 2026 — Chocolate can be an easy souvenir to buy and an even easier story to oversimplify. In Bocas del Toro, cacao offers visitors a better opportunity: to learn how a crop, local knowledge and careful processing come together long before a finished bar reaches a shop. Tourism Panama describes…
PANAMA CITY, October 17, 2026 — Panama City’s skyline is often the first image people see, but Panama Viejo asks visitors to look in another direction: toward the archaeological site where the city’s earliest chapters remain visible in stone, space and memory. Tourism Panama invites visitors to explore the Panama Viejo archaeological site, including the…
PANAMA, October 17, 2026 — A handmade object can be a doorway into a place, but only when visitors understand that it represents skill, time and cultural knowledge. Panama’s handicrafts offer that opportunity, from woven and carved work to textiles and pieces connected with regional traditions. Tourism Panama highlights handicrafts as objects made with history…
CHITRÉ, HERRERA, October 16, 2026 — Regional museums offer something a guidebook summary cannot: a chance to encounter a place through the people who have chosen to preserve and interpret its stories. In Chitré, the Museo Fabio Rodríguez Herrera is one such cultural stop. Tourism Panama lists the museum as a local heritage attraction in…
BOCAS DEL TORO, October 16, 2026 — Bocas del Toro is known for Caribbean water, island movement and a relaxed pace, but its appeal is deeper than a beach image. The province brings together Afro-Caribbean culture, Indigenous communities, forests, mangroves and a marine environment that deserves care. Tourism Panama describes Bocas as a destination of…
PANAMA, October 16, 2026 — A visit with an Emberá-Wounaan community can offer travelers a meaningful introduction to living traditions, river landscapes and craftsmanship. It should begin with a simple understanding: visitors are guests in a community, not spectators at a staged display. Tourism Panama describes Emberá-Wounaan experiences as opportunities to connect with ancestral traditions…
PANAMA CITY, October 14, 2026 — A recent Casco Peatonal day in Casco Antiguo offered a simple but powerful idea for city life: when historic streets are opened for walking, culture, family time and local commerce can share the same space. The September event turned the district into a day-long pedestrian environment with cultural and…
