UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CHIRIQUI FACULTY OF HUMANITIES SCHOOL OF ENGLISH ING 410 STRAGETIES AND TECHNIQUES FOR ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE FACILITATOR:

UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CHIRIQUIFACULTY OF HUMANITIES

SCHOOL OF ENGLISH

ING 410STRAGETIES AND TECHNIQUES

FOR ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE

FACILITATOR:OLDA CANO DE ARAUZ, M.A.

STUDENTS:CARLOS DE GRACIA

OMAR A. SALAZAR G. 4 – 717 – 51

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Panama is a small, enchanting country straddling the North and South American continents. Called the “Crossroads of the Americas”, this Central American nation

attracts increasingly large numbers of tourists each year. People from around the globe flock to see the country’s diverse attractions, which

range from destinations in Panama’s lush rainforests to urban hotspots in Panama City.

Whether one’s style is adventurous or laid-back, Panama has something to offer.

PANAMA COUNTRY

Panama’s diverse geographic features and extensive national park system make the country a paradise for those who love to spend their time out-of-doors

COFFEE PLANTATION:

One interesting activity for curious travelers is

visiting a coffee plantation. One can get a

peek at the process of growing some of the

world’s best coffee (and might even get a taste).

BIRD WATCHING:

Awaken to a tropical chorus of motmots, toucans, and fruit crows. Panama is one of the

hottest places in Central America to go birding.

The total number of bird species found in Panama, about 950, is surprisingly large, especially when you

consider the relatively small surface of the country. Some 150 of these are neotropical migrants that only occur in

the country from September till April.

DIVING AND SNORKELING

Whether is snorkeling or tank diving, the diving enthusiast is

bound to find his appeal in any of the various waters of Panama.

Panama offers both, the lively and colorful clarity of Caribbean style Atlantic; the vast and mysterious Pacific Ocean full of large marine species and the jungle encircled Gatun Lake, bed of the Panama

Canal

RIVER RAFTING

White water rafting in Panama is a very

rewarding experience you will probably never forget. Most rivers are located in the Province

of Chiriquí and offer sections from Class II to Class V, something for everybody. While

you raft in the rivers of Panama, you will see

flora, fauna, waterfalls, canyons and much wild

life.

FISHING

Panama is one of the top destinations in the world for fishing. In the oceans you will find a vast array of tasty fish as well as catch and release varieties.

EXPLORE HISTORY

Panama’s rich history means there are incredible ruins in the

country. If you’re in Panama city, check out Panama La Vieja

or Casco Viejo. Both are incredible sites to be seen.

Panama La Vieja was founded in 1519 and was the first European

settlement along the Pacific. Casco Viejo dates back to 1674 and features colonial buildings, cobblestone streets and original Spanish cannons. Portobelo on the Caribbean coast, has some

forts dating back to 1601.

TAKE A WALK

Panama City has two great parks within the

city limits. Parque Metropolitano is the

largest consisting of 265 hectares. Within the

park you can spot more than 250 species of birds and 40 mammal species.