Culture & Lifestyle

The Prophecy of the Condor and the Eagle Arrives In Costa Rica and Incorporates the Quetzal in Honor of the Country

From Wiricuta to the Amazon, two paths of wisdom converge. Discover the story of the couple who, after five years of collaboration, perform rituals that reinterpret ancestral prophecies, bringing a message of territorial connection to Costa Rica…

“25 Best Chefs in Costa Rica” Debuts with the Best of the Country’s Culinary Scene

Costa Rica has been selected to be part of a collection of culinary books that originated in Europe and highlights chefs who are shaping the future of contemporary cuisine.

What is Known about the Giant Sloth And Mastodon Fossils Dating Back at Least 10,000 Years in Costa Rica

In February 2026, significant fossils of a giant sloth and a mastodon (Cuvieronius), estimated to be 10,000 to 40,000 years old

Coahuilteca Culture and Amazonian Wisdom Will Be Featured At the Cultura Ancestral 2026 Event

The event will be a journey of temazcales, dances, and ceremonies to reconnect with the earth and cosmic energy. An experience that will transform your spirit… Do you dare to awaken your consciousness?

Check out the 2026 Holy Week schedule in San José

Holy Week celebrations in San José will take place from March 27 to April 5, featuring a wide-ranging program that combines tradition, spirituality, and activities open to all residents.

Glaucoma in Pets: The Silent Enemy That Can Steal Their Sight, But Not Their Spirit

Maguito, one of the three dogs owned by TV host and former Miss Costa Rica Karina Ramos, had an eye removed last December due to glaucoma.

The Fogón Futuro Festival Brings Together Producers, Chefs, and Universities Today and Tomorrow at La Libertad Park

The event is part of the Ministry of Culture and Youth’s strategy to position Costa Rican cuisine as cultural heritage

Picnic Festival Generates More Than 2,000 Direct Jobs and Reserves 380 Hotel Rooms

Jogo acknowledges that the total impact also involves restaurants, nearby businesses, logistics providers, and service companies.

Female Entrepreneurship in Latin America Is Growing Strongly in the Digital Sphere, but Faces New Risks

75% of women in the region have considered starting a business, according to a Mastercard study
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