Worth seeing to see where the local women had to do their laundry in old times. It is no longer in use but if you want to see one that is still actively employed you should get on a bus from the market and go...More

I only visited very briefly around lunch time and again mid-morning the next day. On both occasions nobody was using the wash basins. Nevertheless a nice park (even better if you get a view of one of more of the volcanoes)

Without prior knowledge you would likely just walk through unless you actually see somebody washing their laundry. This little park is often very occupied. You will see school kids, young couples, and families hanging out in this park. easy to snap a few photos while...More

We always love visiting old washing houses. In India we call them ghats. This was on our morning walk to breakfast every day so we took lots of photos here!

Quaint, small park, where locals come to wash clothes and mingle. Near tiendas, bakeries and other necessities. Quiet respite.

Extremely well preserved and the architectural setting for it is very picturesque. The two churches, one still in use and fully restored and one in ruins anchor the park

This is a fun place to visit; you might actually see people using the tanks, The setting in itself is lovely. It has recently been redone.