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Exploring the Enchanting Flavors of Panama: Unveiling the Magic of Boquete's Coffee Wonderland
 Overlooking the town of Boquete from the Visitors Center |  This is a coatimundi which is a member of the raccoon family and found in the American Southwest all the way to South America |  Al Punto - One of our favorite restaurants in Boquete! |
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 One of the dishes at Al Punto |  Each January, Boquete hosts a beautiful flower and coffee festival that draws people from all over the country and beyond |  Two flamingos at Boquete's Flower Show |
 The Fairgrounds that host the Boquete Flower Festival each January |  The Fairgrounds in Boquete |  These children were with their parents who were picking coffee beans for work |
 Little girl in typical Ngabe Bugle dress |  This woman is a member of the Ngabe indigenous community in Panama. She is picking coffee beans in the Boquete area |  This is a Ginger Flower taken in one of the housing developments in Boquete |
 Heliconia Flower |  Can you see the dove in the orchid flower? The Holy Spirit Orchid is the national flower of Panama |  These flowers are called Shrimp Flowers |
 These are two lovebirds at Villa San Miguel in Boquete |  This is a new park built in Boquete that has nice walking trails |  Walking Path Next to the River at Boquete's new park |
 Mom and me at the Falls in Bajo Mono near Boquete |  This is a waterfall close to the town of Boquete |  This is a Rainbow Eucalyptus which is arguably one of the most beautiful trees in the world |
 This young girl hand paints rocks and then sells them |  A Pollera is a traditional Panamanian dress that is worn at festive occasions and holidays |  Turtles sunbathing |
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