CachÃÂ is a district of the ParaÃÂso canton, in the Cartago province of Costa Rica.
Cachàhas an area of km<sup>2</sup> and an elevation of metres. It lies near the eastern bank of the man-made Lake CachÃÂ, created by the damming of the Reventazon River which before the 1970s flowed past the town. The town is connected to Ujarrás, on the other side the lake.
For the 2011 census, CachÃÂ had a population of inhabitants.
The district is covered by the following road routes:
The town lies in an area rich with green coffee plantations, with a sugar mill dated to the early twentieth century. Of note is a wooden house built by Macedonio Quesada, the noted Costa Rican wood carver and sculptor who named the house (Dreamer's House), made entirely from coffee branches and bamboo. The main restaurant of note is La Casona del Cafetal Restaurant. CachÃÂ' contains an Evangelical Church called Espiritu de Vida. The town is divided into several neighborhoods including Calle Boza, Pueblo Nuevo, Loaisa, Peñas Blancas, Primavera, and Volio. There are three elementary schools and one high school.