attractions
Terraba Sierpe National wetland
Térraba-Sierpe Wetland, 159 species of birds have been observed, belonging to 51 families. This bird fauna represents 17% of the country’s bird fauna and 64% of the bird fauna found in the Diquís Valley.
The designation of a wetland as of international importance is given due to its biological richness and because it functions as a refuge for a significant number of seasonal migratory waterfowl. This category emerged protected within the framework of the Ramsar Convention, the city of Iran where the Convention was held in February 1971. This Wetland was declared a Protected Site in 1995 by the International Ramsar Convention on Wetlands, which underlines its international significance .
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