Panama City and the Panama Canal Aria Kazemi word "Panama" often evokes memories of the wide channel connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, the rock band 80's "One Halen" and their hit, as well as on a straw hat; named in honor of the country where it appeared. Nevertheless, Panama - this is not any domestic product, or a suit. She became famous and got its name thanks to U.S. President Teddy Roosevelt. He always wore his hat on his head during his visits to the channel being built, and eventually light cap, which protects against the sun, began to call Panama. The next ship passes through the channel gateway Miraflorez American Bridge, view from the airplane memorial plaque in honor of the construction of the channel today, anyone who visits Panama finds there are many ways to spend your free time well. It is best to begin the journey from the canal, which starts below the capital. For a small fee you will be presented a multimedia lecture on the history channel, and then you can climb to the roof of the tour center and admire the crafts of different countries, carrying out a slow, stately and expensive crossing of the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific and vice versa. Ultra-modern capital city, stretching as far as the eye, yet has a unique classical charm. This is especially felt in areas of the enclave of the XVI century, founded by the Spaniards in the streets "Casco Vezho" (Old Town), which are strongly reminiscent of the old neighborhoods of New Orleans and Havana. Ruins of an ancient Spanish enclave near the capital of ancient church built by the Spanish in Panama during the colonization Despite the huge impact that had on the republic of drug trafficking from neighboring Colombia, tourists should not be overly afraid of crime. Friendly locals and taxi drivers will help you avoid dangerous areas. Bright Panama bus street musician for aficionados of shopping will be great joy is short and scenic ride from Panama in the Colon free trade zone. Low prices on electronics - the main bait. Bouquet - a small picturesque town in the west of Panama, which has gradually settled retired Americans. Now, in many magazines call it the best place to spend their old age. Most young travelers must stop at the archipelago of Bocas del Toro. The island of Colon - is part of the archipelago, which attracts most tourists an abundance of cheap housing, vibrant nightlife and fantastic water sports. Other islands of Bocas Del Toro increasingly satisfy the requirements of eco-tourists. Bocas Del Toro, a top view of the famous water park Bocas Del Toro, the word "Panama" means "rich in fish, and a famous Hollywood fan of fishing was so impressed by this country that has bought an island here! Today the island John Wayne can visit all comers, with the consent of its current owner. Another place that is worth a visit - the islands of San Blas, where the Kuna Indian tribes continue to live as they lived before the arrival of European conquistadors. Traditional art no other country in Latin America, tourists from the United States do not feel like home. The Republic of Panama was formerly a part of Colombia, and today the economic and political ties between the two nations are so strong that Panama uses the U.S. dollar as national currency. Local Flower Panama parrot See also: Real Panama - real fount of tourist attractions
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