Costums and traditions of Herrera Day Tour
Price
Duration
Schedule / Availability
All year-round
What you’ll do
Exploring Parita and La Arena in Herrera, offers a unique cultural journey in Panama.
In Parita, a colonial treasure, you can immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage where vibrant traditions intertwine with the warmth of its people. As you stroll through its picturesque streets, you’ll discover the historic bullfighting plaza, which preserves the colonial style of Azuero. Parita, one of the oldest Hispanic-indigenous towns in the region, transports you to colonial times filled with customs and ethnic riches that its inhabitants cherish.
Moving on to La Arena, you’ll have the chance to get your hands dirty and become a true artisan alongside the community’s potters. Here, you will learn to make colorful clay handicrafts, well-known throughout the country for their beauty and creativity. Additionally, you can participate in creating the iconic «diablicos sucios» masks, guided by expert craftsmen. These colorful masks are essential components worn in folkloric dances from various regions of Panama, representing a vital part of the country’s cultural identity. This experience not only allows you to learn about the history and traditions of these communities but also gives you the chance to actively engage in their cultural legacy, creating unforgettable memories along the way.



Includes
– Transfer from Chitré
– Folkloric and artisanal activities
· Internal tours in the province of Herrera
– Lunch with traditional dishes
– Local guide
– Hydration
– Personal accident insurance
What to bring
- Comfortable/loose clothing
- Appropriate walking shoes or sneakers
- Hat
- Identification card/passport or ID
- Capes or umbrellas during the rainy months
- Mosquito repellent
- Water bottle or sports drink
Additional Info
Minimum group 2 persons



