Introduction to Panama

Panama regained the independence from Colombia at 3rd November in 1903. Visit Panama and & yourself to the highest. Panama land is filled with mountain ranges, highlands, plateaus, and hills. The coastal areas cover a considerable part of the country. The highest altitude of the country is peak Volcan de Chiriqui that rises 3,475 meters above sea level. Country bridges gap between South America and North America.
Panama Location
Panama is situated towards the southern area of Central America. Neighboring countries include Colombia at the southeastern area and Costa Rica at northwestern side. The Republic of Panama shares the borders with the North Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea.
Panama Climate
You should gather some essential details about a climate of place you will visit. The climate here is tropical. The weather stays wet and hot throughout a year. You may also see some cloudy sky.
Flora & Fauna of Panama
Flora: the Republic of Panama has a diverse plant life. The savanna forest and rainforest are seen in the land of Panama. At coastal regions, you can find the evergreen trees. Alternatively, if you get towards Pacific side, then you can find semi-deciduous plants. In addition to that, many species flowers are found.
Fauna: Fauna of Panama is rich with different species of animals. And some of them are bat, anteater; deer, armadillo, opossum, coati, tapir, raccoon, rare monkey, peccary, etc are found in forests of this country.
Panama People
The total population of Panama is over 3,191,319 and Mestizo is one largest population in the country. Mestizo people are derived originally from Amerindian & white people. Other minorities of the country are West Indian an Amerindian, Amerindian and white. Spanish is an official language of this country. But, English is widely spoken in different areas of Panama.