The Enigmas of the Panama Valley: Nature, History, and Tradition｜Panama

Heading inland to the west, about 112 miles (180 kilometers) by road, lies the beautiful city of Antón, home to the famous valley of the same name. This destination boasts an extraordinary diversity of flora and fauna, as well as the opportunity to appreciate nature and the temperate rainforest up close, offering an experience unlike that of other natural environments in the country.

During our tour, we will visit:
Visitor Center
It features exhibits on the geology, culture and biodiversity of El Valle. It also features a theater with an immersive audiovisual experience, interactive screens, historical artifacts, and a model illustrating the town's unique location within the ancient crater of a volcano.

Chorro El Macho
One of El Valle's most iconic attractions. Surrounded by lush vegetation and hanging bridges, the trail leads to the famous waterfall, which is over 35 meters (115 feet) high.

La Piedra Pintada
A group of petroglyphs of pre-Columbian origin whose true meaning is still unknown, adding an air of mystery and historical value to the site.

Craft Market
Also known as the food market, it offers local handicrafts, as well as fruits, vegetables, and fresh produce directly from the producer. Here, visitors can freely explore the area and, if they wish, enjoy lunch at one of the nearby restaurants.