Orosi River Valley

Orosi is a town in the Cartago Province in Costa Rica, around 35 kilometers south of the capital San José. Orosi is arranged on the Reventazón River in the Orosi Valley, a profound valley with a sticky atmosphere, encompassed by slopes and rich vegetation. The development of espresso is the main business in the zone.

Orosi has a populace of roughly 4,600 and has the most seasoned Catholic church still being used in Costa Rica. The congregation, Iglesia de San Jose de Orosi, was worked in 1743 amid the time the nation was a Colony. With its rain woodlands, volcanoes, slopes and valleys fixed with tons of espresso plants and sugar stick, the Orosi area offers a portion of the wealthiest view to be found in Costa Rica.

Yet, the district is additionally rich in history and contains ious landmarks to the past, including a frontier capital established in 1563 and archeological unearthings that go back to 1000 B.C. Despite the fact that this zone was one of the first in the nation to be settled, it has been one of the last to be produced for tourism.