Upon recommendations, we took a guided tour to Rio Celeste.
The park was quite beautiful and we saw a handful of animals, but the real draw to this location is the optical phenomena that happens when two rivers meet causing a chemical reaction that turns the water bright blue. You can read more about the phenomena
here, but it is cool.
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A moss covered stick bug. |
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Blue Lagoon at Rio Celeste |
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Sulfur Vent – Smells Terrible |
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Tiny Red Mushroom we found along the way. |
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Rio Celeste Waterfall! |
After Rio Celeste we hung out in the town a bit – grabbing some coffee, and eating some food. The $2 empanadas we got from the local soda were awesome – as was the below pictured hot sauce mixture that reminded me of giodenara but less finely chopped.
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Artistic Irish Coffee |
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3-layered Irish Coffee |
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Legit local hot sauce. |