Parque de Esferas is a progression, one where the visitor programs his or her own experience and relationship to this landscape. The goal was to create areas and pathways that explore and exhibits the cultural heritage of the indigenous people of Costa Rica.

The National Museum of Costa Rica plays an active role in the development of the archaeological research center as part of the Parque de Esferas. By facilitating a research center, a real understanding of the exceptional nature of the spheres can be developed. More importantly, in conducting archaeological research and educational programs in the park in conjunction with the local Costa Ricans, people will be actively engaged in learning about the unique history of the area. The Park will bridge the gap to foster research and learning between the archaeological community, visitors, and the natives. This type of Park will drive preservation and protection of the spheres. It is important to stimulate interest and raise an awareness of the need to conserve and protect the spheres that are still in situ. Teaching people about the archaeology, as well as archaeological ethics will help preserve the park's integrity.

Proper planning to accommodate the influx of scientists and tourists will ensure an appropriate coexistence of the archaeological record and active discovery of a national identity. Creating expressive and contemplative spaces that celebrates the Costa Rican national heritage, and through research narrates a story of the past contributions of the indigenous people in this region.