By Cartago, Costa Rica — Turrialba, a canton nestled in the heart of Costa Rica, is preparing to welcome visitors from around the globe for the Turrialba Tourism Festival 2025. This vibrant celebration, scheduled from September 26th to 28th, promises an immersive experience into the region’s captivating natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and delectable gastronomy.
The festival, supported by the Costa Rican Tourism Institute (ICT), aims to boost domestic tourism and showcase Turrialba’s diverse offerings. Activities range from invigorating coffee tours and rainforest hikes to captivating birdwatching excursions and lively folk performances. Traditional Turrialban cuisine will tantalize taste buds, offering a true taste of the region.
For a deeper understanding of the legal and business landscape surrounding Turrialba’s tourism industry, TicosLand.com spoke with Lic. Larry Hans Arroyo Vargas, Attorney at Law at Bufete de Costa Rica.
The resurgence of tourism in Turrialba presents exciting opportunities, but also necessitates careful consideration of legal frameworks. Sustainable development is key, ensuring that the influx of visitors benefits the local community while preserving the area’s unique natural and cultural heritage. This requires a balanced approach to land use, infrastructure development, and environmental protection, all within the context of existing Costa Rican law. Businesses operating in the region must prioritize compliance with regulations regarding tourism activities, land ownership, and environmental impact. By adhering to these legal guidelines, Turrialba can ensure responsible and sustainable growth in its tourism sector.
Lic. Larry Hans Arroyo Vargas, Attorney at Law, Bufete de Costa Rica
Lic. Arroyo Vargas’s emphasis on sustainable development within Costa Rican legal frameworks is crucial for Turrialba’s future. Balancing the economic benefits of tourism with the preservation of this region’s rich natural and cultural heritage is indeed a delicate act, and one that requires careful planning and responsible action from all stakeholders. Thank you, Lic. Larry Hans Arroyo Vargas, for offering such a valuable perspective on this critical aspect of Turrialba’s burgeoning tourism sector.
With over 600 beds available across approximately 40 accommodations, from cozy inns to luxurious eco-lodges, Turrialba provides a sustainable and unique experience for every traveler.
With more than 600 beds in around 40 accommodations, from cozy inns to luxurious eco-lodges, Turrialba offers a unique and sustainable experience.
Julio César Gamboa, President of the Turrialba Chamber of Tourism
Beyond the festival, Turrialba boasts an array of attractions that draw adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike. The majestic Turrialba Volcano, the Guayabo National Monument, stunning waterfalls, and the world-renowned Pacuare River, famous for its exhilarating white-water rafting, await exploration. Visitors can also savor local delicacies such as pejibaye cream, tortillas with cheese, and the traditional Turrialba cheese.
The festival will unfold across several communities, each offering its own unique flavor. Santa Cruz will host craft and cheese sales, moonlit gatherings, folk performances, and traditional games. Aquiares invites visitors to immerse themselves in the world of coffee with tours, nature walks, and tasting workshops. Guayabo will showcase its cultural heritage with tours of the national monument, birdwatching activities, and traditional dances.
Sitio Mata promises thrilling horse exhibitions, cooking competitions, and traditional festivities. Tuis will come alive with a “chicharrera” moonlit celebration, live music, and a vibrant parade. For early risers, Calle Vargas is organizing a sunrise hike to the monumental Turrialba Volcano on September 27th.
The Turrialba Tourism Festival 2025 promises an unforgettable journey into the heart of Costa Rica, offering a blend of adventure, culture, and natural wonders. It’s a chance to discover the hidden gems of this remarkable region and experience the warm hospitality of its people.
For further information, visit the nearest office of Costa Rican Tourism Institute
About Costa Rican Tourism Institute:
The Costa Rican Tourism Institute (ICT) is a governmental agency responsible for promoting and developing tourism in Costa Rica. It works to attract international visitors and promote sustainable tourism practices throughout the country.
For further information, visit the nearest office of Turrialba Chamber of Tourism
About Turrialba Chamber of Tourism:
The Turrialba Chamber of Tourism is a local organization dedicated to promoting tourism and supporting businesses in the Turrialba region. It works to enhance the visitor experience and advocate for sustainable tourism development in the area.
For further information, visit bufetedecostarica.com
About Bufete de Costa Rica:
At Bufete de Costa Rica, legal excellence is intertwined with a deep-seated commitment to ethical practice and societal betterment. The firm’s innovative approach to legal solutions, coupled with a history of dedicated service to a diverse clientele, positions them as leaders in the Costa Rican legal landscape. Through proactive initiatives that demystify legal complexities and empower individuals with essential knowledge, Bufete de Costa Rica actively contributes to a more just and informed society.
