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Detail of Kuna Yala people village on small Island Naranjo Chico in San Blas archipelagos in Caribbean See, Panama. Houses are from wood, and bamboo and close to each other. San Blas is an old name for Panamas northeast province known for Kuna Yala indigenous people living there. Official they are Gunas and they live in Guna Yala province. The people are very small and mostly they don’t have connections with other people and cultures.

Detail of Kuna Yala village with tourist cottages and senior woman walking on path. In front her is lokal market and some tourists on beach. It is on small Island Naranjo Chico in San Blas archipelagos in Caribbean See, Panama. Cottage is from wood, and bamboo. San Blas is an old name for Panamas northeast province known for Kuna Yala indigenous people living there. Official they are Gunas and they live in Guna Yala province. The people are very small and mostly they don’t have connections with other people and cultures.

The San Blas archipelago is a group of 365 paradisiacal islands located on the north coast of Panama (Caribbean Sea). These islands are the territory of the Gunas, so in addition to enjoying extraordinary beaches, you can learn about the amazing Guna culture.

San Blas, Panama - March 5, 2016: Traditional Kuna women indian on Aroma Island at the San Blas archipelago in Panama. She is wearing the traditional clothing with mola embroidery and colorful bracelets, made of hundreds of small beads and worn on both the arms and legs.

Children playing basketball on main square of village of San Blass archipelago. It is only place together with main street where are tourists allowed to visit and take photo. The adults are is watching them. Only on square the houses are made from hard materials like concrete. Houses in village are from wood and bamboo. San Blas is an old name for Panamas northeast province known for Kuna Yala indigenous people living there.

The San Blas Island chain, off the coast of Panama is situated on the third largest tropical reef in the world. Only a small percentage of the islands are inhabited by the Guna Yala tribe, who have kept the islands pristine and clear of rampant commercial tourism. There are sail boats and a few tour companies that stop here on the over water crossing from Colombia to Panama; offering a few lucky travelers a glimpse at caribbean paradise.

San Blas, Panama - March 5, 2016: Traditional Kuna women indian on Aroma Island at the San Blas archipelago in Panama. She is wearing the traditional clothing with mola embroidery and colorful bracelets, made of hundreds of small beads and worn on both the arms and legs.

Old village women in colorful clothes on narrow dirt street sews a traditional garment. A boy in background leaning on wooden house. San Blas village of Kuna Yala ethnic group- Village is in San Blass archipelago. They live in simple homes made of wood and bamboo sticks. Panama

San Blas, Panama - February 16, 2017: Mother holding a child in front of her house as part of Village in San Blass archipelago. Houses are from wood and bamboo and close to each other. San Blas is an old name for Panamas northeast province known for Kuna Yala indigenous people living there. Official they are Gunas and they live in Guna Yala province. The people are very small and mostly they don’t have connections with other people and culture.

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