Culture & Lifestyle

Antonio López Escarré: The Story of a Costa Rican Diplomat in The Middle East

Born in the heart of San José, near the iconic Paseo Colón, Don Antonio López Escarré is a reflection of the diversity that defines Costa Rica. In an intimate interview, the ambassador shares his personal and professional journey, where...

Tradition, Passion and Pride: Costa Ricans Conquer Turkey With Their Folklore at a Prestigious Cultural Festival

The group "Inspiraciones Costarricenses" is proudly representing Costa Rica at the 26th edition of the Büyükçekmece International Festival of Arts and Culture, a prominent international folklore competition held in Turkey. This event brings together only 14 selected countries from around...

Costa Rican Sandra Cauffman Says Goodbye to NASA After 35 Years of Service

Sandra Cauffman, a Costa Rican engineer, announced her official retirement from NASA after a 35-year career as a civil servant. According to the scientist, her departure will take effect on December 31st, although Friday was her last day in...

Living in Costa Rica: Rural, Beach, or Urban Life for Foreigners

Costa Rica, with its lush rainforests, stunning coastlines, and vibrant cities, offers a diverse range of lifestyles for foreigners seeking a new home or a long-term escape. Whether you're drawn to the tranquility of rural life, the laid-back vibe...

The Oxcart: Costa Rica’s Rolling Symbol of Heritage and Identity

In the heart of Costa Rica’s cultural tapestry rolls a humble yet iconic figure—the oxcart, or carreta. Once a vital tool for economic survival, the oxcart has evolved into a cherished national symbol, representing the country’s history, artistry, and...

Learn About the Healing Power of Dogs in Physical, Mental, and Emotional Therapies in Costa Rica

The relationship between people and dogs goes far beyond companionship: it has a direct and positive impact on mental, emotional, and physical health. This is supported by numerous international studies and clinical experiences that demonstrate how contact with dogs...

“Mi Linda Costa Rica” Folkloric Ballet Receives Distinction as Country Brand Ambassador

The Mi Linda Costa Rica Folkloric Ballet was named an ambassador for the essential COSTA RICA country brand. The recognition recognizes its contribution to the dissemination of Costa Rica's cultural heritage. Since its founding in 1973, the group has toured...

Costa Rica´s Calderón Guardia Hospital Conducts Operations to Implant Contraceptives in Adolescents

The Rafael Ángel Calderón Guardia Hospital's Adolescent Clinic announced today that it is implementing contraceptive implants in adolescents. The campaign is aimed at adolescents with current insurance and is aimed at providing free subdermal contraceptive implants to patients between...

The Truth About Adoption in Costa Rica

Fátima enjoys playing, painting, wearing dresses, and doing her hair; she also loves ice cream. José Ignacio enjoys trips to the beach, flying, eating good food, and reading. They, along with their mother, Susana, and father, Pablo, have been...

The Costa Rican Tourism Board Presents a Reality Show About Costa Rican Gastronomy

“Costa Rica, a country of flavors to discover” is the name of the reality show that the Costa Rican Tourism Board (ICT) is launching on its social media, featuring four gastronomy students tasked with preparing emblematic dishes of Costa...
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Festival de la Luz 2026 to Feature 10 Giant Balloons, 14 Marching Bands, and Six Ground Performances

Ten giant balloons, 14 marching bands, and six street-level performances will headline the 2026 Festival de la Luz, embracing...