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Guayabo National Monument is a point of interest, located at Cartago Province, Turrialba, Costa Rica. They can be contacted via phone at +506 2559 1220, visit their website www.sinac.go.cr for more detailed information.

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Cartago Province, Turrialba
Added by Jopie, at 23 January 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM
  • Tuesday 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM
  • Wednesday 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM
  • Thursday 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM
  • Friday 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM
  • Saturday 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM
  • Sunday 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM

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14 Reviews

  • Jonathan Acuña
    26 April 2018

    What an incredible place to learn about the prehispanic world in Costa Rica

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  • Marcela Martin
    09 March 2018

    It's a good place to know a little bit of indigenous culture in Costa Rica. I was there for a night tour and it was magic, I think they make it once a year. It's an archeological place sorruonded by nature.

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  • Karen Seiden
    01 February 2018

    Pleasant walk to tour the monument. Beautiful surroundings. Very friendly gentleman at the entry office.

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  • 3Du
    22 January 2018

    Great, awesome place, tones of history!!

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  • Rosa Gomez
    18 January 2018

    Very good place to learn more about the ancestors

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  • Pablo Bravo
    01 January 2018

    Awesome. Sloths, nature, cool ruins.

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  • Judith Wyo
    04 November 2017

    not a lot of archeological sites of this age and nature in Costa Rica. It is nicely laid out for walking and exploring. All their signs are in Spanish and English. If you are lucky to be there when it is not cloudy, you have a magnificent view of Volcán Turrialba.

    the drive out there is a little "rustic" if you take the northern route. Mostly paved if you take the southern route, but a great way to see the country side. there is actually a camp ground across the road from it too.

    When we were there, there was a nice woman selling souvenirs on the street.

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  • Sergio Siles
    07 September 2017

    Great place to understand more about Costa Rica's old civilizations

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  • Fynn Segner
    26 August 2017

    Interesting, but not sensational.

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  • Josebirrero
    05 June 2017

    A must go for any tourist, local and foreign.

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  • LOUIS BALDERSTON
    04 February 2017

    This was a great hike. Lots of ruins. This was a great stop.

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  • Silvian Hogg
    07 November 2016

    It should be mandatory for all Costa Rican high school students to visit this site. Our Pre-Columbian heritage, the Engineering expertise of our native ancestors all come to life. It takes a while to get here, but it is well worth it. Just make sure you pay for the guided tour, you'll enjoy you visit even more.

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  • Kauê De Sousa
    25 April 2016

    Here you can learn a little about Costa Rica's pre-Columbian history. Is better pay a guide to enjoy the program because there are more things to listen than to see. Due to low financial resources the park lacks in better visitor assistance. There are buses leaving Transtusa Bus Station in Turrialba every day.

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  • Andrew Whitehead
    30 January 2016

    Fantastic day out together and really enjoyed to see remain of indigenous Costa Rican life up close. Excellent information boards are all along the track explaining all the different sights and constructions at the monument.

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