The Rincon de la Vega National Park was established in 1973 AD, and it is composed of two sections covering an area of up to 14,300 hectares, and is full of diverse attractions thanks to the different ecosystems with their natural volcanic manifestations, with many hydrographic basins, waterfalls, rivers, grasslands and forests The tropics and areas designated for observing volcanic activity, along with the long paths that allow visitors the opportunity to explore the birds, mammals and reptiles that call the park their home, as well as the fact that it hosts and protects a large number of the national flower of the purple guar, which is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.