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    How Do People Celebrate Christmas Pura Vida Style?

    Living the Christmas holidays in the tropics is an experience for those of us who usually associate with the cold, the snow, and lit chimneys ...

    Proposal to Declare Costa Rica's Coffee a National Symbol Advances

    Recently, the affirmative opinion was given of the Legislative Special Commission on Science, Technology, and Education, in which Costa Rican coffee will be declared a national symbol of the economic, social and cultural development of the nation.The purpose of...

    Avatar Transformation Experience in the Jungles of Costa Rica

    “Into the I go, to lose my mind and find my soul.”  -John MuirWhy do we do what we do?  Why do we travel?  Why do we seek unusual experiences?  Why do we want connection to interesting people and beautiful places?   To have...

    Second-Hand Goods Markets Flourish in Costa Rica

    More and more people have left behind the stereotypes around second-hand items. Precisely in Costa Rica, since 2017, the SJO Bazar is held every month, a market for second-hand items where you can get clothing, toys, vinyl, decorative items...

    Resonance: Change Your Body, Mind, and Soul

    A group of people with common desires decided to create a very special and unique Movement, its main purpose is to achieve changes from the inner being outward towards a harmonious integration with the surroundings.The stages of humans live...

    Bizarre! Setena Approves that New Spheres Be Removed from Diquis

    What a joke in bad taste for archeology and anthropology! So it seems what the archeologist Ifigenia Quintanilla denounces on her Instagram account

    Do You Know What The National Flag and Pavillion of Costa Rica Mean?

    National Pavilion Day of Costa Rica is the day dedicated to honoring the flag that represents us “Ticos”

    Surfing: Sport of Growing Economic and Tourist Interest in Costa Rica

    Surfing has become one of the most followed sports by Costa Ricans. Athletes such as Carlos Muñoz, Jair Pérez, Brisa Hennesy, and Leilani McGonagle have placed Costa Rica on the cusp of this sport, highly-practiced by both local and foreign tourists

    The National Symphony Orchestra: 79 Years and Still Going Strong

    The National Symphony Orchestra of our country, also known as OSN, is a Costa Rican public cultural institution, attached to the National Music Center, part of the Ministry of Culture and Youth of Costa Rica. It is headquartered in...

    Some Tales and Legends of Fright for You to Enjoy This Halloween

    Tales and legends of frights and all kinds of paranormal activities are closer than you think on Halloween, but what you cannot imagine is that many of these festive events have mostly surpassed reality and have been framed in history as strange events and in many cases very mysterious to explain
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    This is the Date and Time to See the Moon Turn Red in Costa Rica

    On the night of Thursday, March 13, and the early hours of Friday, March 14, the Costa Rican sky...
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