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Place in Kuna Yala, Panama
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Mulatupo is a small indigenous village in Kuna Yala province of Eastern Panama. The village lies on an island and consists mostly of huts with thatched roof and is inhabited by the indigenous Kuna people. The locals speak Kuna but most of them know also Spanish with English being spoken much more than in most parts of Panama.
By boat
Cargo boats regularly stop at Mulatupo but they might not be willing to take passengers. Talk to the captain and use your negotiating skills!
The streets have no names here so to find your way, you need to ask the locals or just try your luck. The village is very small so it should be fairly difficult to get lost here.
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