The Ancon Hill is a 654 foot hill that overlooks the city of Panama. It is an area that was used for the administration of the Panama Canal. It was under U.S.A. jurisdiction as part of the Panama Canal Zone until being returned to Panama in 1999, the area is now a reserve, the hill is the highest point in Panama City. What happened on January 9 of 1964, was one of the main reasons that the Torrijos-Carter treaty was made in order to get the Panama Canal back. Mi Pueblito is a place in the Ancon Hill were you can see how are the typical houses and clothes of the country, also you can get souvenirs of Panama.

Tours & Sightseeing
Tour code
19199P11

Viator
The photo is courtesy of Viator.com

Viator tours and activities - Book Now

More in Panama

Panama City Half Day

Overnight: Scuba Diving

Drake Island and Wreck of

Metropolitan Natural Park

Dive at The Sister

Soberania National Park

Full-Day Diving for

Whale Watching on Taboga

Top Tours

Stonehenge, Windsor

Statue of Liberty and

Fast Track Sagrada

Tuscany in One Day

Machu Picchu Day Trip

Golden Circle, Kerid

New York in One Day

Grand Canyon Deluxe

Warner Bros. Studio Tour

Chichen Itza, Cenote and

Skip the Line: Eiffel

Empire State Building

Cinque Terre Hiking Day

Sydney BridgeClimb

Deluxe Las Vegas

Skip the Line: Vatican

New Orleans Haunted

Rome Hop-On Hop-Off

Skip the Line: Colosseum

Dinner and Show at the