Tecpán is one of the most important Mayan archaeological sites in Guatemala, featuring well-preserved ruins that offer insight into the ancient Maya civilization. Visitors can explore plazas, temples, and ball courts while enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

This national park is known for its scenic hiking trails, waterfalls, and diverse flora and fauna. It provides a great opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy nature and observe wildlife in a protected environment.

The capital city of the Santa Rosa department, Santa Rosa de Lima, offers a glimpse into local life with its markets, colonial architecture, and cultural festivals. It is a hub for experiencing traditional Guatemalan cuisine and crafts.

A town known for its indigenous culture and traditional crafts, Guazacapán is a place where visitors can learn about local customs and purchase handmade textiles and pottery.

A natural attraction featuring a large volcanic crater and surrounding forested areas. It is a popular spot for hiking and birdwatching.

A small town with historical significance and local markets, La Arada offers a peaceful environment and a chance to experience rural Guatemalan life.

Known for its mining history and beautiful mountainous surroundings, this town provides opportunities for cultural exploration and nature walks.

The departmental capital known for its colonial architecture, churches, and local festivals. It serves as a cultural and administrative center in Santa Rosa.

While technically outside Santa Rosa, Monterrico Beach is a popular destination for visitors to the region, known for its black volcanic sand beaches and sea turtle conservation efforts.

An impressive volcano offering challenging hikes and stunning views of the surrounding area. It is a favorite among adventure seekers and nature lovers.