Santa Rosa de Cabal is a charming town located in the Risaralda Department, northeast of Pereira, in Colombia’s Coffee Cultural Landscape, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It sits at an elevation of approximately 5,300 feet above sea level on the western slopes of the Central Andes. The town is best known for its natural thermal hot springs, such as the popular Termales de Santa Rosa de Cabal, which are surrounded by lush mountains and fed by cascading waterfalls. The nearby Termales de San Vicente offer a more secluded alternative, ideal for nature lovers. Santa Rosa is also known for its agriculture, particularly coffee, plantains, and tropical fruits, and for its traditional chorizo sausages, a local culinary specialty. The area offers opportunities for ecotourism, hiking, and visits to scenic waterfalls such as Cascada de los Chorros. The town has colonial-style architecture and is a tranquil getaway for visitors exploring Colombia’s coffee-growing region.