Culture & Lifestyle

Dementia is Not Inevitable: 14 Factors That Can Reduce Cases by Up to 45%

Dementia is not an inevitable fate. According to the 2024 report of The Lancet Commission on Prevention, Intervention, and Care, up to 45% of cases could be delayed or prevented by addressing 14 modifiable risk factors. According to research, these...

Oktoberfest 2025 in Costa Rica Will Have Music, Food, and Fun for Everyone

Oktoberfest returns to Costa Rica in 2025 with a renewed offering that seeks to exceed attendees' expectations. More space, new attractions, and an atmosphere designed for all ages will define the essence of this German celebration adapted to the...

“Ciudadano Pablo”, the Cartago Doctor Who Remains an “Almost Anonymous” Hero of the Independence, Would be Declared Meritorious of the Republic

Have you heard the name Pablo Alvarado Bonilla? He is a Costa Rican doctor who played an active role in the Central American independence struggle and other historical events, but who has remained invisible for years. He was born in...

What is the Best Pet Food in Costa Rica? Keep These Tips in Mind and Avoid Health Problems For Them

There are numerous brands and presentations of dog and cat food on the national market. But not all of them are ideal for your pet. It's important that you don't just consider the price factor, but also the ingredients...

Costa Rica in the 1970s: The Golden Age of the Welfare State and Seeds of Change

The 1970s stand as a pivotal and often romanticized decade in Costa Rican history. It was an era defined by robust economic growth, the ambitious expansion of the social welfare state, and a palpable sense of national optimism. Often...

Beneath the Surface: Unearthing Costa Rica’s Soul at the Museum of Pre-Columbian Art

Tucked away beneath the bustling Plaza de la Democracia in downtown San José, Costa Rica, lies a hidden gem that offers a profound journey into the nation's ancient heart: the **Museo de Precolombino de Costa Rica** (Museum of Pre-Columbian...

Navigating Cancer through Gratitude in Costa Rica

A cancer diagnosis bursts into life like an unexpected blow: fragile, vulnerable, real. But instead of asking myself "Why me?", I chose a different path: asking myself "What for?" And from that premise, a profound, intimate journey was born,...

Interview with Pasquale Tursi, Restaurant Owner in Mal Pais, Costa Rica

What brought you from Italy to Costa Rica—and what made you decide to open your own eatery in Mal Pais? My wife and I were looking for a place where we could start a family while living a lifestyle more...

45% of Costa Ricans Avoid Using the Bathroom at Work Due to Social Stigma

Going to the bathroom outside the home continues to be a taboo subject in Costa Rica. 45% of people avoid using the bathroom at work, according to a recent survey, while 54% expressed discomfort doing so in public spaces...

Today’s Costa Rican Mother: Family-oriented, Healthy, and Tech-Savvy, According to a Study

On Mother's Day, a portrait of today's Costa Rican woman is presented, who combines family care with wellness habits and a strong social media presence. According to the study, 84.7% of mothers say they enjoy spending time with their...
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National Geographic Spotlights Bribri Cacao Farming in Costa Rica

Deep within the Talamanca mountains near Costa Rica’s border with Panama, the indigenous Bribri community of Yorkín maintains an...