Tucked away in the picturesque town of Paraíso in Cartago, there lies a natural wonder that promises pure bliss without breaking the bank.
Although not commonly linked with urban life today, these mudbrick homes were once the backbone of Costa Rican architecture.
While most tourists return with tales of tropical splendor, a few unfortunate souls encounter less pleasant fates.
Costa Rica isn’t just Travel + Leisure’s Destination of the Year; it’s now officially the retirement capital of 2024.
When nitrate levels hike up, they don’t just throw an environmental tantrum; they pose serious health risks.
While a Costa Rican shell might seem like a harmless keepsake, its absence from the beach can have far-reaching consequences.
Costa Rica,, often celebrated for its rich flora and fauna, is now making headlines in the field of genetic medicine.
In Costa Rica beneath this serene facade lies a reality far more complex than the clichéd depiction of a demilitarized haven.