Barbilla National Park
On the Caribbean slopes of the Talamanca Mountain Range, Barbilla National Park is one of Costa Rica's least-visited national parks. The reserve's green canopy extends for miles, home to a huge variety of mammals, birds and plant life. Here, nature is king, and only small clearings carved out for human habitation mark the emerald horizon. As the age-old home to the Cabecar Indigenous Tribe, Barbilla National Park holds historical, cultural and environmental significance.
Source: costarica.com