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Culture

Where have all the trapiches gone?

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In the early 1900s, Costa Ricans sweetened their meals with tapa de dulce. There was no interest in granulated white sugar; instead, people would...
Culture

Costa Rica’s indigenous art

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Whether you’re here on a short business trip or a long backpacking adventure, or you live here... you may want to bring home something...
People

Conqueror of our time, San Gerardo de Dota is born.

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San Gerardo de Dota, a beautiful basin of oak forest and Quetzal birds, was baptized by Caridad Zúñiga after Saint Gerard, the patron saint...
Culture

Handy with cheese

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“This machine that our hands are, is the only one that can do the job well,” said Reynaldo Villalobos, referring to the production of...
Places

The story of olive-ridley turtle town, Ostional

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I still remember, very clearly, the first time I got to Ostional, one of four places in the world that hosts the amazing, massive...
Experiences

Barra Honda, wonders under the earth.

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Butterflies, dragonflies and beetles of many colors and sizes flutter around the trails of the Barra Honda National Park. Their eye-catching colors make us...
Places

Tortuguero National Park, a paradise surrounded by water.

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There is something about Tortuguero National Park... I love traveling and I try to avoid going twice to the same spot: too much to...
Culture

Boruca’s traditional food

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On the other side of the Rio Grande de Térraba, where there is no inter-American street or electricity, lives Celedina Maroto Leiva, a 66-year-old...
Culture

Annexation de Guanacaste, a territory that decided to be Costa Rican.

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When you are in Guanacaste and you hear someone screem "¡Bomba!", it's not a call to fear, but to laughter and joy. Imagine music...
Travel & Living

Toucans, six species in one country, Costa Rica.

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Besides some childhood memories of a fruit loop eating toucan named Sam, what do we really know about the toucan? Lately, Costa Rican toucans have...
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