Javier Alejandro Lardone - Argentina
María Emilia González de Lardone - Argentina
So far, what have you liked best about our country?
Last Sunday June 24 we had an adventure in the Tusipono Emberá village, located along the upper Chagres River. The adventure began on the banks of that river, where we boarded a piragua, a traditional boat, to travel upriver.
On the 12th of this month we received a large number of travelers who decided to visit our beautiful Panama, and to experience a fun adventure.
Our group of travelers were from Argentina, Brazil and the charming island of Puerto Rico.
In this experience, our group of tourists visited the Old Town, the Miraflores visitor center, the Handicraft Market, Amador Causeway and, to not forget some small gifts, we went to the Albrookmall shopping center.
We hope they come again to our country.
Ranked as one of the most interesting tours, thanks to the diversity of attractions that Panama City offers to visitors in just a few hours, the famous City Tour was once again given. This time it presents the Old Town and its surroundings as the city with memories of yesteryear, where you now see ruins and monuments that invite you to discover the historical origin and qualities that preserve it.
Seventeen tourists from varied origins experienced the City Tour, which is organized in order to show the areas around the capital of our country. The tour gives them the opportunity to walk around, take photos, enjoy our food and buy crafts-- visitors always love to bring back a souvenir from their visit to our enchanting land.
At the port of Colón, a large group of tourists disembarked from the Celebrity Millennium cruise ship. They had come to learn about Panama, and many took advantage of the Interoceanic Railway tours to visit Gatún Lake and several other places.
The group that we accompanied went to visit the canal, and we spent over an hour in the Miraflores Locks Visitors Center. From there we went to the Old Panama ruins, where the group learned a little about Panama's colonial history. We then returned to board the cruise again at Colón.
