Provinces and comarcas of Panama

Bocas del Toro pairs mainland mountains and rainforest with a Caribbean archipelago of beaches, mangroves and...

Chiriquí holds Panama's greatest natural contrasts: from Volcán Barú, the country's highest point at 3,474 met...

Coclé is a province of contrasts: within short distances the landscape shifts from Pacific beaches to agricult...

In Colón, the great routes of Panama's history meet the Caribbean. The province brings together the Atlantic e...

Darién is one of Panama's most extraordinary natural and cultural regions. Major rivers such as the Tuira and...

The Emberá-Wounaan Comarca consists of two separate territories in Darién: Cémaco, along the Chucunaque basin,...

Gunayala is the territory of the Guna people on Panama's eastern Caribbean coast: hundreds of islands, white-s...

Herrera, Panama's smallest province, concentrates remarkable cultural diversity in the northern Azuero Peninsu...

In Los Santos, the folklore of Panama's interior meets the Pacific. Las Tablas comes alive with its Carnival a...

Guna de Madungandí is a mainland territory of the Guna people in eastern Panamá Province, tied to the Upper Ba...

The Naso Tjër Di Comarca is a mountainous, river-defined territory in western Bocas del Toro, along the border...

The Ngäbe-Buglé Comarca spans mountain ranges, valleys, rivers and a Caribbean coastline in western Panama. It...

Panamá Province holds the country's greatest contrasts: the capital with its skyscrapers, the ruins of Panamá...

Panamá Oeste changes landscape within a few kilometers: from the expanding cities of Arraiján and La Chorrera...

Veraguas is Panama's only province with coasts on both the Caribbean and the Pacific. From Santiago, its capit...

Guna de Wargandí occupies a territory of forests and rivers in the upper Chucunaque basin of Darién, with the...