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Tenorio Volcano National Park

The Tenorio Volcano, with multiple craters at a maximum height of 6,286’, is the reason why the river was named Rio Celeste (Light Blue River) resulting from the emanation of sulfur and precipitation of calcium carbonate. Because of the volcanic field around this area, hot springs and small geysers are common. Beautiful rivers, waterfalls, lagoons and panoramic views are everywhere. Primary cloud forest and rainforest covers the park, which abounds with flora and fauna species in multiple life zones.

Category: National Parks
How to get there ?
This park is located in Bijagua (pronouned bee-hog-wah), Guanacaste. Take highway #1 to Cañas and drive 6 more miles after Cañas. Turn right to take road #6 to Bijagua and Upala. 20 miles past Bijagua you will see the signs to Tenorio National Park.
When to go?
The park is open every day from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. This is a very rainy area even in the dry season and especially so in the rainy season (May-November). It is recommended you take a raincoat and weatherproof shoes.
Phone Number: (506) 2695-5908
WebSite: www.costarica-nationalparks.com/tenorionationalpark.html

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