Tenorio Volcano National Park

Tenorio Volcano National Park, located in the northwestern part of Costa Rica, spans parts of Guanacaste and Alajuela provinces. Known for its incredible biodiversity, the park's main geographical feature is the Tenorio Volcano, which is part of the Arenal Tilarán Conservation Area. The park covers a variety of ecosystems, from humid tropical rainforest to cloud forest. It is home to a wide range of species including tapirs, pumas, and multiple bird species. One of the park's most famous attractions is the Rio Celeste, known for its striking turquoise-blue waters, which result from a chemical reaction involving volcanic minerals. The park offers various hiking trails that provide opportunities to explore its rich biodiversity and geological wonders. Established to protect its unique landscapes and ecosystems, Tenorio Volcano National Park draws visitors keen on hiking, nature photography, and wildlife watching.