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    The Most Special Valentine’s Day Gift

    The days leading to Valentine’s Day are often quite stressful as people try to find ways to express their love for their partners uniquely

    Costa Rican Traditions that Identify Us as a Nation

    Costa Rica has a lot of traditions that are carried throughout our history, and that represents the culture of the "Ticos"

    The Stone Spheres of Diquí: An Ancient Mistery Revealed?

    The Stone Spheres of Costa Rica are a group of more than 5 hundred pyrospheres located mainly in the south of Costa Rica in the alluvial plain of the “Delta del Diquí” (confluence of the Sierpe River and Rio...

    How Do Ticos Celebrate Easter?

    during Holy Week, mothers use a sweet filling similar to pumpkin to prepare empanadas and other cakes for the enjoyment of Easter

    Exploring Pachamama: One of Costa Rica’s Largest Spiritual Eco-Communities

    It’s clear from the moment you step foot inside Pachamama’s 500-acre jungle oasis, you are entering a unique, contemplative space, built with intent for healing the body, mind and soul.Located about 15 km north of Nosara in the province...

    The Colorful Typical Oxcart of Costa Rica and the “Boyeo”

    The traditional ox cart is the most famous type of craftsmanship in Costa Rica

    Costa Rica: Cradle of Happiness

    We are Pure Life!"Pure Life"; a phrase that is commonly heard in our country and is often used as a greeting instead of a "hello" or a "goodbye". That is why this very peculiar phrase is used by everyone...

    The Academy that Registers How People Speak Spanish in Costa Rica

    The Costa Rican Academy of Language is the notary of the variant of Spanish spoken in Costa Rica. And it is a notary in so far as it leaves a testimony of the linguistic events of which it is...

    San Jose: A Piece of Heaven

    This autonomous territory, that is, San José, is known as the capital of our country, and is also the head of the province that has the same name.

    The Bikini: A Garment that Changed History

    This bathing garment was created by the French engineer Louis Bernadin. It all started when a stripper wore it in public for the first time on July 5th, 1946
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    Costa Rica Jade Museum to Hold Holiday Workshops

    The National Insurance Institute's (INS) Jade and Pre-Columbian Culture Museum invites the little ones to free workshops held during...
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