Eco-touristic Park Tatasirire Waterfalls
The Eco-tourist Park, Tatasirire Waterfalls reunites components which facilitate the entertainment, the relaxation, the recreation, the tourism of low impact, the sustainable extreme adventure, the ecology (sanctuary and refuge of wild life: flora and fauna), the preservation of the scenic beauty and the natural conservation of the biodiversity, resources and the cultures of the region, in order to guarantee their existence for the present as for the future generations; as much to enjoy such as the fixation of carbon dioxide, water absorption and its provision in benefit of the surrounding communities, generating, also, direct and indirect employment for their habitants

Tatasirire Waterfalls is a different private productive project, with social sense, designed under the principles of ecotourism and the sustainable development, which contributes to the rural development. This model can be replicated, in spite of its uniqueness in its attractions and singular in its nature, using the principles that gave origin to it, thus creating more innovating projects. It also allows education and learning by direct bonding with nature and the native cultures such as the Mayan (Pocomán) and the Xinka; they coexist with the no indigenous culture (Ladino). All these are called ECOTOURISM.

Location
The Tatasirire Waterfalls Park is a different, unique and singular park. It is located in the Miramundo Hill (Mountain of La Soledad), within the Rainforest life zone, the so called Montano-bajo Subtropical area. Specifically located in the Corona Property, in the small village of Tatasirire, La Toma town municipality of Jalapa, department of the same name. To the border and mediations of the route that unites the towns of Jalapa and Mataquescuintla. Located specifically, between La Toma and Miramundo towns. Its elevation is 2.300 meters over the sea level (frequently cloudy and cold climate).

The Eco-tourist Park is surrounded by several villages (3 to 5 kms.): Miramundo, La Toma, Guacamaya, La Soledad, El Astillero, and the Hill of Enmedio among others.

Distances to travel approximately to arrive to the Park:
18kms. asphalted from the departmental head of Jalapa.
100kms. approx. Asphalt paving from the capital city of Guatemala.
100kms. asphalted from the Border of El Salvador (goes thru Jutiapa, El Progreso).

For the asphyxia and city stress, one recommends the pure air and the tranquility of Tatasirire Waterfalls.

Contact us
- Our office in Guatemala City:
3 Calle 21-21 Zona 15, Vista Hermosa I, Guatemala, Tel/fax (502) 2369-1751 email:  cascadasdetatasirire@gmail.com  

- Physical Address of Tatasirire Waterfalls:
Finca La Corona, Caserío Tatasirire, Aldea La Toma, Municipio de Jalapa, Guatemala, Central America. Tel. (502) 5303-8550 cascadasdetatasirire@hotmail.es  www.cascadasdetatasirire.com 

- Information and reservations:
Email. pctatasirire@hotmail.com

DESCRIPTION
Tatasirire Waterfalls is a Park strictly for eco-tourism; ideal for combining rest with extreme adventure, and education with recreation. The Eco-tourist Park is one of most quoted for One-day excursions and for camping, it provides with all the services needed for the comfort of the national and foreign tourist.

As a complement to the Park there are many communities of farmers of Xinka and Maya (Pocomán) origins, from which the Eco-tourist Park has contracted its personnel, creating the opportunity to our visitors to know their cultures and traditions.

The extension of the Eco-tourist Park: 22.5 mz. It accounts with 2 brooks (the Pilita and the Manzanal), 6 cascades (1 in Pilita and 5 in the Manzanal), and more than 10 springs, 4 subsystems of forests (latifolidas, coniferous, mixed, and the silvipastoril model).

It is located in the Miramundo Hill, in La Toma Town, to 2.300 meters over the sea level. Its weather is normally cold and frequently cloudy.

Is in this area, where the arboricora lizard named ¨Miramundo¨ inhabits. It is endemic to the Hill Miramundo. -Abronia meledona, Campbell and Drogie. 1999. Until now it is only been reported to exist in the Miramundo Hill. This endemic species can be seen in sunny days at the top of the multicentennial trees of the Park, reason why its observation is somewhat difficult but not impossible.

The area was declared Private Natural Reserve in 2003 by the National Council of Protected Areas - CONAP- (Resolution of CONAP 101/2003, Number RNP-145). At the moment the Association for the Sustainable Development – ADES-is the co administrator jointly with the CONAP.
From that date it comprises of the Association of Deprived Natural Reserves of Guatemala and of the Guatemalan System of Protected Areas - SIGAP- of the State of Guatemala. In this area ecotourism is practice, reason why it is integrated to the Committee of Tourist Auto assistance- CAT- of Jalapa, organization in connection with the Guatemalan Institute of Tourism - INGUAT-.

The arrival route is flooded of scenic beauty like its return. Zones of Life that are identified in the route: Subtropical Dry forest, Subtropical and Very Humid Rain Forest.

THE ECO-TOURIST PARK TATASIRIRE WATERFALLS, IS ACCESSIBLE ALL YEAR LONG BY ITS GOOD ROADWAYS, IN ADDITION IT IS ONE OF THE SAFEST PLACES OF THE COUNTRY. SURROUNDED BY ORGANIZED COMMUNITIES AFFLUENT, THAT CONTROL AND GUARANTEE THE NONPERMANENCE OF STRANGE AGENTS. IT IS RECOMMENDABLE TO VISIT THE PARK IN THE RAINY SEASON, IF THE INTENTION IS TO APPRECIATE THE CASCADES IN ITS MAXIMUM SPLENDOR. IF YOUR VISIT IS FOR ANOTHER REASON THE WEATHER IS NOT OF IMPORTANCE, NEITHER IS DAY OR AT NIGHT TIME, THE ACTIVITIES ALSO CAN BE MADE AT NIGHT WITHOUT ANY DIFFICULTY.
At the Eco-tourist Park you will be able to combine rest with extreme adventure: CANOPYING in centennial forests, above precipices, brooks, lagoons and cascades. RAPPEL in cascades and on enormous rocks. Giant and extreme SWINGS. ECOLODGING-under the open sky or under a roof. A PRAYER HOUSE. For special EVENTS halls. BIRD WATCHING. Diurnal and nocturnal OBSERVATION of fauna and flora. GUIDED LONG WALKS, during the day and at night (to ¨lucear¨). You can bring your mountain bicycle or your own horse, the Park counts with a 2.5 kms track, it is 3 meters wide. There is also a 3 kms long footpath which is a meter wide, all within the mountain. Tatasirire Waterfalls is located 100kms from the Capital City of Guatemala and to 100kms of the border with El Salvador.
The park does not become responsible for any forgotten objects and for any material or human damages that may undergo during your stay.
Galerías de Fotos: http://www.cascadasdetatasirire.com/fotos.htm 

ROUTE TO ARRIVE TO THE PARK
From the Parque Central (Historical Center) of the City of Guatemala, the Route to the Atlantic is taken, 56 kms. away you will arrive to the town of Sanarate in the department of El Progreso, turn to the right here, driving another 45kms. You will arrive at the departmental head of Jalapa. One kilometer before arriving to Jalapa, you turn to the right in the asphalted route that leads from Jalapa to the town of Mataquescuitla, you will drive another 18kms. in order to arrive at the Eco-tourist Park Tatasirire Waterfalls (all together are 118kms asphalted, and one in process, before arriving to the Park, which are traveled in 2:30 hrs approx.). In this passage a Zone of Subtropical Dry Forest Life is crossed.

ALTERNATING ROUTE
From the Parque Central (Historical Center) of the City of Guatemala, you may take the Route that goes to El Salvador, reaching the 16.5km you turn to the left (Turn to Pavón), to go to the village of Amberes, of the Santa Rosa de Lima Town (26 kms.). Follow your Left, crossing 4kms you will arrive at the municipal head of Nueva Santa Rosa. Drive another 32kms, and you will arrive at the entrance of the municipal head of Mataquescuintla, 13kms from Mataquescuintla, route to the head of Jalapa, you will find the Village La Soledad Grande of the municipality of Mataquescuintla, 3kms to the Miramundo Village of the Municipality of Jalapa, and from here 3kms more of driving to arrive at your destiny The Eco-tourist Park of Tatasirire Waterfalls (all together are 84.5kms of asphalt paving and 13kms in process, which are traveled in 2:00hr approx.). In this route Humid and Very Humid Zones of Subtropical Life are crossed.
Croquis de las Rutas: http://www.cascadasdetatasirire.com/rutas.htm 

Promotions for reserving your packages today
Reserve your packages today at pctatasirire@hotmail.com or to the Tels. 2369- 1751/5202- 4150.

We offer the following options free to you:
Fuel for your own vehicle: enough to go and return to the Park.
Bus for tourists: We covered its cost.
Rented vehicle: We pay it.
Meals during your stay: We provide them or we pay for them.
Lodging in Jalapa or the capital city: We pay it.
Camping Equipment: We provide it for you stay or for you to keep.

The Size, amount and quality depend on the number of tourists and the selected package.
TATASIRIRE WATERFALLS
“Nature to the purest” Eco-tourist Park
It combines rest with extreme adventure, and education with recreation.

PACKAGES
The Eco-tourist Park of Tatasirire Waterfalls informs all tourists that the park gives privilege to the native cultures and contributes to the protection and conservation of the local nature.

Paquetes y Tarifas: http://www.cascadasdetatasirire.com/tarifas.htm 
Promociones: http://www.cascadasdetatasirire.com/promociones.htm 
Galerías de fotos http://www.cascadasdetatasirire.com/galerias_de_fotos/index.html
Videos de actividades extremas http://www.cascadasdetatasirire.com/videosaventuraextrema.htm
Rutas http://www.cascadasdetatasirire.com/rutas.htm 

Nature attractions: A jump made up of two cascades, a cataract integrated by five cascades; 2 rivers: The Pilita and the Manzanal; 10 springs, forest of pines, latifolidas mixed forest and forest of trees between 100 and 500 years of age.

Tourist services: Footpaths, camping grounds and areas for bonfires. Kiosk’s, dining room, roofed area with hammocks, Prayer house, conference Hall, store, pantry, rental store for camping equipment, we also provide with conferences on the sustainable development and the ecotourism, etc.