Culture & Lifestyle

Envision Festival Announces “Take It Easy” Travel Pass

We’re less than 10 DAYS away from the 10-Year-Anniversary Envision Festival! We’re so excited to host the largest spiritual, musical, and sustainability retreat Costa Rica and the globe has ever seen! This family affair will gather learners, teachers, and...

Ayahuasca Part 4

Silence We are all silent for a long time. The fire is fed. Space holders walk people to the bathroom. Hecka circles the group to see if anyone needs attention. Challenges are easier to witness than the beauty that takes...

Ayahuasca part 3

The First CupWith simple words but a heavy request the Shaman instructs, “Think of your intention for the night”, how does one have intention with no expectation? “I want to know everything, but I will expect nothing”. I wish...

Ayahuasca Part 2

Surrender In order to connect with nature and have a moment of quietude and perspective before the unknown of the night, the participants take a gentle hike into the jungle of Guanacaste. Of course, the woman dressed in all white,...

Parable #1: What Do You Want to Learn?

(This week is the fourth installment of the book, “The Band Director’s Lessons About Life”, which TCRN is publishing as a series during 2020. This week, band director and spiritual author Donald Lee begins part 1 of the book...

Meet Costa Rica's High School

Costa Rica's High School is an in-service organization and non-profit, public interest institution, whose essential objective is to strengthen and increase the fraternal union and the joint work of the community in favor of the improvement and continuous development...

Young Costa Rican Travels to Other Countries in a Minivan

Emmanuel Solórzano is a 29-year-old Alajuelan who quit his job comforts and modified a car -more than a year ago- so that he could live and travel in it. In South America, the dream of this engineer and photographer...

The Life of León Fernández Bonilla, Also Known as "Don León"

León Fernández Bonilla (born in Alajuela, on February 17th, 1840 – died on January 9th, 1887) was a Costa Rican historian, lawyer, and diplomat. He is considered the ‘father’ of historiography in Costa Rica. Director and Professor (ad honorem) of...

The Band Director’s Lessons About Life (3)

(This week is the third installment of the book, “The Band Director’s Lessons About Life”, which TCRN is publishing as a series during 2020. This week, band director and spiritual author Donald Lee finishes the story about his own...

Coffee Enters the Set of Costa Rica’s National Symbols

Unanimously, 42 deputies of the Assembly of Costa Rica approved in the 2nd debate, last Monday, a bill that declares it as a new national symbol; coffee -also known as "the golden grain"- will join the set of national...
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Top Chefs Gather at Tabacón Thermal Resort & Spa for Exclusive October Gastronomic Series

LA FORTUNA, COSTA RICA — Eight guest chefs will join Saúl Umaña, Culinary Director of Tabacón Thermal Resort &...