By Clay Larroy
Traveling can be an important part of your life,
whether for business or for pleasure. Take time each day to alleviate stress
while traveling or vacationing and you will thank
yourself for it when you get back home. With all the chaos, jet-lag, partying
and other excitement of travel comes a whole lot of stress on your mind and
body. By the time most vacations are over, another one is needed to recover so
taking a few minutes each day to rejuvenate will make it easier for you to
resume your normal life when it's all over. When you want to plan a vacation contact me!
Overview of Panama
Covering a land-bridge which links North and South America, the Republic
of Panama is best known for its 40-mile (65km) shipping canal, which is cut
along a gap between mountains, linking the Caribbean Sea to the Pacific Ocean.
The country is largely unexplored by tourists; only a few hardy adventurers,
researchers, and spirited travelers have had the joy of discovering its amazing diversity of flora
and fauna, secluded beaches, tropical beauty and historic treasures. The name
Panama means 'abundance of fish and butterflies', in an indigenous language,
which gives a good indication of the wild wonders to be found here beyond the
fascinating capital,
Panama City.
Panama has a significant history stretching back thousands of years,
from its eight indigenous peoples (including the colorful Kunas of the San Blas
Islands) to its turbulent colonial occupation. Spanish forts still stand guard
on the coastline, overlooking the blue waters once patrolled by famous pirates
like Henry Morgan. Despite some cultural interest, however, it is the natural beauty of the isthmus that
offers the most for visitors. Around 30 percent of Panama is made up of 15
national parks and forest reserves, and 10 wildlife sanctuaries, like the
incredible Parque Nacional Darién, just a short drive from Panama City, which
is arguably the most magnificent wilderness area in Central America.
Archipelagos of about 1,500
offshore islands, their white soft beaches lapped by crystal clear waters,
sport virgin rainforest and are an untouched paradise for diving, snorkeling,
deep-sea fishing, water sports and sunbathing. Those 'in the know' can be
forgiven for keeping the delights of Panama a secret from the flood of modern
tourism, because this has preserved the beauty and atmosphere of this
overlooked part of the world where the sun nearly always shines and
it is possible to swim in two oceans in a single morning.
REFERENCE
SITES:
http://www.travelresearchonline.com/
Travel to experience
memories that will last a lifetime!
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