Rio Dulce National Park, National park in Guatemala
The Rio Dulce National Park encompasses a significant portion of the Izabal Department.
It has been protected as a national park since 1955, preserving its rich history and biodiversity.
Rio Dulce serves as an important cultural site for the Q'eqchi' Maya people of the region.
Visitors can explore the park by boat tours, which are readily available.
Home to one of the most biologically diverse ecosystems, the park features an impressive lake linked to the Caribbean Sea.
Location: Izabal Department
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