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The Culture of Costa Rica - Pura Vida Lifestyle
In this video titled "The Culture of Costa Rica" Allen will expose SHOCKING things you didn't know about the Costa Rican locals. Information that every tourist and those who want to live in Costa Rica should know before coming to Costa Rica.
While most people will say that Ticos (Costa Rica Locals) are the most friendly and kind people...is there an ulterior motive?
Does the culture of Costa Rica have dark secrets you should be aware of?
Why do so many houses seem to be locked up in their own prison? Tall walls, fences, and concertina wire that looks like it came from enemy lines.
While Costa Rica is beautiful and many locals are indeed nice, friendly, and non-confrontational. It's not true for all of them.
You can join us for this LIVE Broadcast and discover FACTS that nobody else i...
published: 22 May 2022
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Culture, foods, plants, and animals in Costa Rica
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About Costa Rica
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The happiest country in the world; a paradise for peace and biodiversity; a green beacon for environmental stewardship—Costa Rica is a country of many accolades. But Costa Rica’s history and culture extend far beyond the reach of international recognition. The small Central American nation is home to incredible biodiversity and rich cultures, a passion for freedom, and a history of democracy, equality, and education for all.
Here you’ll find interesting info about Costa Rica’s culture, facts and some fun trivia. Want to know more? Check out our Travel Guide for cuis...
published: 23 Jan 2020
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Costa Rica Culture Shock 🇨🇷 | 8 Surprises for Black Women Expats
Costa Rica Culture Shock | 8 Surprises for Black Women Expats | I'm scouting out San Jose, costa Rica as my move abroad destination. What's it like here for an African American woman? 📌 RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO:
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Traditions and Culture in Costa Rica
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Costa Rica is noted more for its natural beauty than it is for its culture. There are, of course, a few notable exceptions like the pottery of Nicoya, the ceramics of Santa Ana, the balsa-carved masks of the Boruca Indians, and the most famous of all, the gaily painted oxcarts of Sarchí.
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The happiest country in the world; a paradise for peace and biodiversity; a green beacon for environmental stewardship—Costa Rica is a country of many accolades. But Costa Rica’s history and culture extend far beyond the reach of international recognition. The small Central American nation is home to incredible biodiversity and rich cultures, a passion for freedom, and a history of democracy, equality, and education for all.
Here you’ll find interesting info about Costa Rica’s culture, facts and some fun trivia. Want to know more? Check out our Travel Guide for cuisine, history, travel tips, traditions, and more.
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Culture and Customs in Costa Rica (Must-Know Info For New Expats)
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In this video, learn about what makes this country unique. Gain insight into the customs and etiquette of this beautiful country, including the famous "Tico time" and the concept of "Pura Vida".
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Cultural Tour of Costa Rica with Costour - Tournée culturel du Costa Rica
The province of Guanacaste certainly has some of the most amazing beaches and biodiversity of Costa Rica but beside that, it is certainly the richest and most vibrant places to visit from a cultural perspective.
Guanacaste is considered the cradle of the Costa Rican Culture and on this tour, you will get to explore and experience the real spirit of the Pura Vida meaning.
Along the was, you will stop at Rio Tempisque to see the local Sandmen at work, and learn why, for many generations, they have been extracting the sands from the inner river by hand.
The tour then brings you along the different fruit plantations and into the heart of the sugar cane country. You will get the chance to visit an historic Hacienda and will be given the opportunity to experiment the sugar cane transformati...
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The Culture of Costa Rica - Pura Vida Lifestyle
In this video titled "The Culture of Costa Rica" Allen will expose SHOCKING things you didn't know about the Costa Rican locals. Information that every tourist...
In this video titled "The Culture of Costa Rica" Allen will expose SHOCKING things you didn't know about the Costa Rican locals. Information that every tourist and those who want to live in Costa Rica should know before coming to Costa Rica.
While most people will say that Ticos (Costa Rica Locals) are the most friendly and kind people...is there an ulterior motive?
Does the culture of Costa Rica have dark secrets you should be aware of?
Why do so many houses seem to be locked up in their own prison? Tall walls, fences, and concertina wire that looks like it came from enemy lines.
While Costa Rica is beautiful and many locals are indeed nice, friendly, and non-confrontational. It's not true for all of them.
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Best Places to LIVE IN COSTA RICA 2020 - Retiring in Costa Rica - Moving to Costa Rica - Do NOT Live
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNTB9vJxozY
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In this video titled "The Culture of Costa Rica" Allen will expose SHOCKING things you didn't know about the Costa Rican locals. Information that every tourist and those who want to live in Costa Rica should know before coming to Costa Rica.
While most people will say that Ticos (Costa Rica Locals) are the most friendly and kind people...is there an ulterior motive?
Does the culture of Costa Rica have dark secrets you should be aware of?
Why do so many houses seem to be locked up in their own prison? Tall walls, fences, and concertina wire that looks like it came from enemy lines.
While Costa Rica is beautiful and many locals are indeed nice, friendly, and non-confrontational. It's not true for all of them.
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- published: 22 May 2022
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Culture, foods, plants, and animals in Costa Rica
Culture, foods, plants, and animals in Costa Rica, Costa Rica culture and traditions,
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About Costa Rica
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The happiest country in the world; a paradise for peace and biodiversity; a green beacon for environmental stewardship—Costa Rica is a country of many accolades. But Costa Rica’s history and culture extend far beyond the reach of international recognition. The small Central American nation is home to incredible biodiversity and rich cultures, a passion for freedom, and a history of democracy, equality, and education for all.
Here you’ll find interesting info about Costa Rica’s culture, facts and some fun trivia. Want to know more? Check out our Travel Guide for cuisine, history, travel tips, traditions, and more.
Culture
=======
Costa Rican culture is a vibrant blend of indigenous heritage and Spanish colonial influence, with a dash of Jamaican, Chinese, and other immigrant cultures lending character and customs. The result is a nation of laid-back, friendly, and happy people. A nation whose official language is Spanish, but where large portions of the populations speak English, Bribri, creole Mekatelyu, and Mandarin Chinese as their first languages.
A nation proud to be without an army (Costa Ricans disbanded their armed forces in 1949). A nation with a long history of public services, including education and healthcare, available to all. A nation proud to share its cultural riches.
Facts About Costa Rica
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Simple statistics cannot do justice to Costa Rica’s friendly people, stunning terrain, rich lands, and long history. But the facts do paint a colorful picture of this Central American nation, where democracy has prevailed for more than 60 years, Catholicism is the state religion, the government is stable, and the environment is of great importance.
Quick Facts
Before you book your Costa Rica vacation, why not brush up on this handy list of facts?
Geography
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Costa Rica is around the same size as Lake Michigan, and slightly smaller than West Virginia.
The U.S. is roughly 181 times larger than Costa Rica.
Costa Rica has more than 800 miles of coastline.
The highest mountain in Costa Rica, Cerro Chirripo, stands at 3,810 meters above sea level.
Although not all of them are active, Costa Rica has around 200 volcanoes.
Costa Rica is home to approximately 5 percent of the world’s biodiversity, but only occupies around 0.3 percent of the planet’s surface.
Poas Volcano in central Costa Rica has the second-largest volcanic crater in the world.
History
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Noted explorer Christopher Columbus first visited what is now Costa Rica in 1502.
Spanish colonists first established a permanent presence in Costa Rica in 1563.
After a short-lived civil war, Costa Rica’s constitution was passed in 1949.
Costa Rica hasn’t had a national army since 1948.
Costa Rica has one of the oldest democracies in Latin America, having avoided many of the political problems in the region in the 1970s and 1980s.
The People
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Costa Rica has a population of just under 5 million people—a little more than half the population of New York City.
Religion plays an important role in Costa Rica’s culture, with approximately 76 percent of Costa Ricans identifying as Catholic. In fact, Catholicism is the official religion and impacts laws including the prohibition on both abortion and the death penalty, as well as the requirement that students take religion classes.
Less than 1 percent of Costa Rica’s population is of indigenous ancestry, and around 94 percent of Costa Ricans have some of primarily European heritage.
Spanish is the official language of Costa Rica. However, immigration (both recent and early 20th century) has meant that English is spoken natively by many people on both coasts, particularly on the Caribbean side.
Costa Rica has a literacy rate of 97.8 percent, one of the highest in the world.
Famous Costa Ricans include a Nobel Peace Prize winner (Oscar Arias), an astronaut (Franklin Chang), and one of the best goalies in the world (Keylor Navas of Real Madrid).
Flora and Fauna
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There are more than 34,000 species of insects in Costa Rica, as well as more than 20,000 species of spider.
Costa Rica is home to more than ten percent of all the species of butterfly in the world.
Costa Rica has around 615 species of animal per 10,000 square miles. By comparison, the U.S. has 104.
Certain species of crocodile, many of which can be found in Costa Rica’s rivers, can measure up to 16 feet in length.
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About Costa Rica
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The happiest country in the world; a paradise for peace and biodiversity; a green beacon for environmental stewardship—Costa Rica is a country of many accolades. But Costa Rica’s history and culture extend far beyond the reach of international recognition. The small Central American nation is home to incredible biodiversity and rich cultures, a passion for freedom, and a history of democracy, equality, and education for all.
Here you’ll find interesting info about Costa Rica’s culture, facts and some fun trivia. Want to know more? Check out our Travel Guide for cuisine, history, travel tips, traditions, and more.
Culture
=======
Costa Rican culture is a vibrant blend of indigenous heritage and Spanish colonial influence, with a dash of Jamaican, Chinese, and other immigrant cultures lending character and customs. The result is a nation of laid-back, friendly, and happy people. A nation whose official language is Spanish, but where large portions of the populations speak English, Bribri, creole Mekatelyu, and Mandarin Chinese as their first languages.
A nation proud to be without an army (Costa Ricans disbanded their armed forces in 1949). A nation with a long history of public services, including education and healthcare, available to all. A nation proud to share its cultural riches.
Facts About Costa Rica
==================
Simple statistics cannot do justice to Costa Rica’s friendly people, stunning terrain, rich lands, and long history. But the facts do paint a colorful picture of this Central American nation, where democracy has prevailed for more than 60 years, Catholicism is the state religion, the government is stable, and the environment is of great importance.
Quick Facts
Before you book your Costa Rica vacation, why not brush up on this handy list of facts?
Geography
===========
Costa Rica is around the same size as Lake Michigan, and slightly smaller than West Virginia.
The U.S. is roughly 181 times larger than Costa Rica.
Costa Rica has more than 800 miles of coastline.
The highest mountain in Costa Rica, Cerro Chirripo, stands at 3,810 meters above sea level.
Although not all of them are active, Costa Rica has around 200 volcanoes.
Costa Rica is home to approximately 5 percent of the world’s biodiversity, but only occupies around 0.3 percent of the planet’s surface.
Poas Volcano in central Costa Rica has the second-largest volcanic crater in the world.
History
========
Noted explorer Christopher Columbus first visited what is now Costa Rica in 1502.
Spanish colonists first established a permanent presence in Costa Rica in 1563.
After a short-lived civil war, Costa Rica’s constitution was passed in 1949.
Costa Rica hasn’t had a national army since 1948.
Costa Rica has one of the oldest democracies in Latin America, having avoided many of the political problems in the region in the 1970s and 1980s.
The People
===========
Costa Rica has a population of just under 5 million people—a little more than half the population of New York City.
Religion plays an important role in Costa Rica’s culture, with approximately 76 percent of Costa Ricans identifying as Catholic. In fact, Catholicism is the official religion and impacts laws including the prohibition on both abortion and the death penalty, as well as the requirement that students take religion classes.
Less than 1 percent of Costa Rica’s population is of indigenous ancestry, and around 94 percent of Costa Ricans have some of primarily European heritage.
Spanish is the official language of Costa Rica. However, immigration (both recent and early 20th century) has meant that English is spoken natively by many people on both coasts, particularly on the Caribbean side.
Costa Rica has a literacy rate of 97.8 percent, one of the highest in the world.
Famous Costa Ricans include a Nobel Peace Prize winner (Oscar Arias), an astronaut (Franklin Chang), and one of the best goalies in the world (Keylor Navas of Real Madrid).
Flora and Fauna
=============
There are more than 34,000 species of insects in Costa Rica, as well as more than 20,000 species of spider.
Costa Rica is home to more than ten percent of all the species of butterfly in the world.
Costa Rica has around 615 species of animal per 10,000 square miles. By comparison, the U.S. has 104.
Certain species of crocodile, many of which can be found in Costa Rica’s rivers, can measure up to 16 feet in length.
- published: 23 Jan 2020
- views: 25596
21:48
Costa Rica Culture Shock 🇨🇷 | 8 Surprises for Black Women Expats
Costa Rica Culture Shock | 8 Surprises for Black Women Expats | I'm scouting out San Jose, costa Rica as my move abroad destination. What's it like here for an ...
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- published: 16 Dec 2022
- views: 154343
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Traditions and Culture in Costa Rica
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Costa Rica is noted more for its natural beauty tha...
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Costa Rica is noted more for its natural beauty than it is for its culture. There are, of course, a few notable exceptions like the pottery of Nicoya, the ceramics of Santa Ana, the balsa-carved masks of the Boruca Indians, and the most famous of all, the gaily painted oxcarts of Sarchí.
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Costa Rica is noted more for its natural beauty than it is for its culture. There are, of course, a few notable exceptions like the pottery of Nicoya, the ceramics of Santa Ana, the balsa-carved masks of the Boruca Indians, and the most famous of all, the gaily painted oxcarts of Sarchí.
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The Culture of Costa Rica LIVE Event
In this video titled "The Culture of Costa Rica" Allen will expose SHOCKING things you didn't know about the Costa Rican locals. Information that every tourist...
In this video titled "The Culture of Costa Rica" Allen will expose SHOCKING things you didn't know about the Costa Rican locals. Information that every tourist and those who want to live in Costa Rica should know before coming to Costa Rica.
Attend LIVE on Sun, May 29, at 4 pm Costa Rica
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While most people will say that Ticos (Costa Rica Locals) are the most friendly and kind people...is there an ulterior motive?
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Why is it that so many houses seem to be locked up in their own penitentiary? Tall walls, fences and concertina wire that looks like it came from enemy lines.
While Costa Rica is beautiful and many of the locals are indeed nice, friendly and non confrontational. It's not true for all of them.
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Best Places to LIVE IN COSTA RICA 2020 - Retiring in Costa Rica - Moving to Costa Rica - Do NOT Live
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In this video titled "The Culture of Costa Rica" Allen will expose SHOCKING things you didn't know about the Costa Rican locals. Information that every tourist and those who want to live in Costa Rica should know before coming to Costa Rica.
Attend LIVE on Sun, May 29, at 4 pm Costa Rica
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While most people will say that Ticos (Costa Rica Locals) are the most friendly and kind people...is there an ulterior motive?
Does the culture of Costa Rica have dark secrets you should be aware of?
Why is it that so many houses seem to be locked up in their own penitentiary? Tall walls, fences and concertina wire that looks like it came from enemy lines.
While Costa Rica is beautiful and many of the locals are indeed nice, friendly and non confrontational. It's not true for all of them.
You can join us for this LIVE Broadcast and discover FACTS that nobody else is exposing.
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***Check Out These Videos:
COST OF LIVING IN COSTA RICA 2020, Living in Costa Rica on a Budget, $1,000 a month - is it Possible
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOGEDcF4wEc
Best Places to LIVE IN COSTA RICA 2020 - Retiring in Costa Rica - Moving to Costa Rica - Do NOT Live
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-meWjzKfqvs&t
FOOD IN COSTA RICA 2020- Is Costa Rica Cuisine Good? - Before you EAT, Watch This...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M984FxcbGZw
DISADVANTAGES OF LIVING in Costa Rica 2020 - Living in Costa Rica Pros and Cons
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNTB9vJxozY
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- published: 31 May 2022
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3:08
Costa Rica Culture Food
Costa Rica Culture Food
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About Costa Rica
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About Costa Rica
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The happiest country in the world; a paradise for peace and biodiversity; a green beacon for environmental stewardship—Costa Rica is a country of many accolades. But Costa Rica’s history and culture extend far beyond the reach of international recognition. The small Central American nation is home to incredible biodiversity and rich cultures, a passion for freedom, and a history of democracy, equality, and education for all.
Here you’ll find interesting info about Costa Rica’s culture, facts and some fun trivia. Want to know more? Check out our Travel Guide for cuisine, history, travel tips, traditions, and more.
Culture
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Costa Rican culture is a vibrant blend of indigenous heritage and Spanish colonial influence, with a dash of Jamaican, Chinese, and other immigrant cultures lending character and customs. The result is a nation of laid-back, friendly, and happy people. A nation whose official language is Spanish, but where large portions of the populations speak English, Bribri, creole Mekatelyu, and Mandarin Chinese as their first languages.
A nation proud to be without an army (Costa Ricans disbanded their armed forces in 1949). A nation with a long history of public services, including education and healthcare, available to all. A nation proud to share its cultural riches.
Facts About Costa Rica
==================
Simple statistics cannot do justice to Costa Rica’s friendly people, stunning terrain, rich lands, and long history. But the facts do paint a colorful picture of this Central American nation, where democracy has prevailed for more than 60 years, Catholicism is the state religion, the government is stable, and the environment is of great importance.
Quick Facts
Before you book your Costa Rica vacation, why not brush up on this handy list of facts?
Geography
===========
Costa Rica is around the same size as Lake Michigan, and slightly smaller than West Virginia.
The U.S. is roughly 181 times larger than Costa Rica.
Costa Rica has more than 800 miles of coastline.
The highest mountain in Costa Rica, Cerro Chirripo, stands at 3,810 meters above sea level.
Although not all of them are active, Costa Rica has around 200 volcanoes.
Costa Rica is home to approximately 5 percent of the world’s biodiversity, but only occupies around 0.3 percent of the planet’s surface.
Poas Volcano in central Costa Rica has the second-largest volcanic crater in the world.
History
========
Noted explorer Christopher Columbus first visited what is now Costa Rica in 1502.
Spanish colonists first established a permanent presence in Costa Rica in 1563.
After a short-lived civil war, Costa Rica’s constitution was passed in 1949.
Costa Rica hasn’t had a national army since 1948.
Costa Rica has one of the oldest democracies in Latin America, having avoided many of the political problems in the region in the 1970s and 1980s.
The People
===========
Costa Rica has a population of just under 5 million people—a little more than half the population of New York City.
Religion plays an important role in Costa Rica’s culture, with approximately 76 percent of Costa Ricans identifying as Catholic. In fact, Catholicism is the official religion and impacts laws including the prohibition on both abortion and the death penalty, as well as the requirement that students take religion classes.
Less than 1 percent of Costa Rica’s population is of indigenous ancestry, and around 94 percent of Costa Ricans have some of primarily European heritage.
Spanish is the official language of Costa Rica. However, immigration (both recent and early 20th century) has meant that English is spoken natively by many people on both coasts, particularly on the Caribbean side.
Costa Rica has a literacy rate of 97.8 percent, one of the highest in the world.
Famous Costa Ricans include a Nobel Peace Prize winner (Oscar Arias), an astronaut (Franklin Chang), and one of the best goalies in the world (Keylor Navas of Real Madrid).
Flora and Fauna
=============
There are more than 34,000 species of insects in Costa Rica, as well as more than 20,000 species of spider.
Costa Rica is home to more than ten percent of all the species of butterfly in the world.
Costa Rica has around 615 species of animal per 10,000 square miles. By comparison, the U.S. has 104.
Certain species of crocodile, many of which can be found in Costa Rica’s rivers, can measure up to 16 feet in length.
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About Costa Rica
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The happiest country in the world; a paradise for peace and biodiversity; a green beacon for environmental stewardship—Costa Rica is a country of many accolades. But Costa Rica’s history and culture extend far beyond the reach of international recognition. The small Central American nation is home to incredible biodiversity and rich cultures, a passion for freedom, and a history of democracy, equality, and education for all.
Here you’ll find interesting info about Costa Rica’s culture, facts and some fun trivia. Want to know more? Check out our Travel Guide for cuisine, history, travel tips, traditions, and more.
Culture
=======
Costa Rican culture is a vibrant blend of indigenous heritage and Spanish colonial influence, with a dash of Jamaican, Chinese, and other immigrant cultures lending character and customs. The result is a nation of laid-back, friendly, and happy people. A nation whose official language is Spanish, but where large portions of the populations speak English, Bribri, creole Mekatelyu, and Mandarin Chinese as their first languages.
A nation proud to be without an army (Costa Ricans disbanded their armed forces in 1949). A nation with a long history of public services, including education and healthcare, available to all. A nation proud to share its cultural riches.
Facts About Costa Rica
==================
Simple statistics cannot do justice to Costa Rica’s friendly people, stunning terrain, rich lands, and long history. But the facts do paint a colorful picture of this Central American nation, where democracy has prevailed for more than 60 years, Catholicism is the state religion, the government is stable, and the environment is of great importance.
Quick Facts
Before you book your Costa Rica vacation, why not brush up on this handy list of facts?
Geography
===========
Costa Rica is around the same size as Lake Michigan, and slightly smaller than West Virginia.
The U.S. is roughly 181 times larger than Costa Rica.
Costa Rica has more than 800 miles of coastline.
The highest mountain in Costa Rica, Cerro Chirripo, stands at 3,810 meters above sea level.
Although not all of them are active, Costa Rica has around 200 volcanoes.
Costa Rica is home to approximately 5 percent of the world’s biodiversity, but only occupies around 0.3 percent of the planet’s surface.
Poas Volcano in central Costa Rica has the second-largest volcanic crater in the world.
History
========
Noted explorer Christopher Columbus first visited what is now Costa Rica in 1502.
Spanish colonists first established a permanent presence in Costa Rica in 1563.
After a short-lived civil war, Costa Rica’s constitution was passed in 1949.
Costa Rica hasn’t had a national army since 1948.
Costa Rica has one of the oldest democracies in Latin America, having avoided many of the political problems in the region in the 1970s and 1980s.
The People
===========
Costa Rica has a population of just under 5 million people—a little more than half the population of New York City.
Religion plays an important role in Costa Rica’s culture, with approximately 76 percent of Costa Ricans identifying as Catholic. In fact, Catholicism is the official religion and impacts laws including the prohibition on both abortion and the death penalty, as well as the requirement that students take religion classes.
Less than 1 percent of Costa Rica’s population is of indigenous ancestry, and around 94 percent of Costa Ricans have some of primarily European heritage.
Spanish is the official language of Costa Rica. However, immigration (both recent and early 20th century) has meant that English is spoken natively by many people on both coasts, particularly on the Caribbean side.
Costa Rica has a literacy rate of 97.8 percent, one of the highest in the world.
Famous Costa Ricans include a Nobel Peace Prize winner (Oscar Arias), an astronaut (Franklin Chang), and one of the best goalies in the world (Keylor Navas of Real Madrid).
Flora and Fauna
=============
There are more than 34,000 species of insects in Costa Rica, as well as more than 20,000 species of spider.
Costa Rica is home to more than ten percent of all the species of butterfly in the world.
Costa Rica has around 615 species of animal per 10,000 square miles. By comparison, the U.S. has 104.
Certain species of crocodile, many of which can be found in Costa Rica’s rivers, can measure up to 16 feet in length.
- published: 27 Jan 2020
- views: 2692
2:01
Culture and Customs in Costa Rica (Must-Know Info For New Expats)
Get Your Tickets To Our Upcoming 7 Day 'Move To Costa Rica' Relocation Event: https://MovingToCostaRica.com/p/retreat
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In this video, learn about what makes...
Get Your Tickets To Our Upcoming 7 Day 'Move To Costa Rica' Relocation Event: https://MovingToCostaRica.com/p/retreat
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In this video, learn about what makes this country unique. Gain insight into the customs and etiquette of this beautiful country, including the famous "Tico time" and the concept of "Pura Vida".
Want to learn more about Costa Rica? Here’s an opportunity for you to leverage the advice of experts with years of experience living in Costa Rica: The 7-Day Moving To Costa Rica Relocation Retreat!
During this event which is held at a beachfront resort on Esterillos Beach, you will learn from 14 speakers covering important topics from getting residence, real estate, the best places to live, staying safe and so much more…You will be surrounded by like-minded people, all getting exposure to how things work in Costa Rica together. Relocation is a deep and daunting subject you won’t learn in a day, so this is a rare opportunity for you to get the answers you need to gain clarity, so you can decide whether Costa Rica is right for you.
You will SAVE a lot of time and money by avoiding expensive mistakes thousands of expats make everyday from rushing into their relocation. This event doesn’t happen all the time, and right now the limited spots we do have, are QUICKLY running out.
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Get Your Tickets To Our Upcoming 7 Day 'Move To Costa Rica' Relocation Event: https://MovingToCostaRica.com/p/retreat
===
In this video, learn about what makes this country unique. Gain insight into the customs and etiquette of this beautiful country, including the famous "Tico time" and the concept of "Pura Vida".
Want to learn more about Costa Rica? Here’s an opportunity for you to leverage the advice of experts with years of experience living in Costa Rica: The 7-Day Moving To Costa Rica Relocation Retreat!
During this event which is held at a beachfront resort on Esterillos Beach, you will learn from 14 speakers covering important topics from getting residence, real estate, the best places to live, staying safe and so much more…You will be surrounded by like-minded people, all getting exposure to how things work in Costa Rica together. Relocation is a deep and daunting subject you won’t learn in a day, so this is a rare opportunity for you to get the answers you need to gain clarity, so you can decide whether Costa Rica is right for you.
You will SAVE a lot of time and money by avoiding expensive mistakes thousands of expats make everyday from rushing into their relocation. This event doesn’t happen all the time, and right now the limited spots we do have, are QUICKLY running out.
Book your tickets now: https://MovingToCostaRica.com/p/retreat
===
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- published: 07 Feb 2023
- views: 386
1:39
Cultural Tour of Costa Rica with Costour - Tournée culturel du Costa Rica
The province of Guanacaste certainly has some of the most amazing beaches and biodiversity of Costa Rica but beside that, it is certainly the richest and most v...
The province of Guanacaste certainly has some of the most amazing beaches and biodiversity of Costa Rica but beside that, it is certainly the richest and most vibrant places to visit from a cultural perspective.
Guanacaste is considered the cradle of the Costa Rican Culture and on this tour, you will get to explore and experience the real spirit of the Pura Vida meaning.
Along the was, you will stop at Rio Tempisque to see the local Sandmen at work, and learn why, for many generations, they have been extracting the sands from the inner river by hand.
The tour then brings you along the different fruit plantations and into the heart of the sugar cane country. You will get the chance to visit an historic Hacienda and will be given the opportunity to experiment the sugar cane transformation by touching, seeing and tasting the product in its separate phases of production like it was done more than 100 years ago with the traditional Trapiche mill.
Each participant is also given the chance to learn to make the traditional Tortilla and savor delicious Costa Rican coffee and traditional snacks freshly made in the Tico fashion.
Along the way, the visitors get to visit a typical Costa Rican house which dates to 100 years. Furthermore, you will see a Chorotega Indian Artist demonstrate how their authentic art of pottery making has been passed from generation to generation for hundreds of years.
Costa Ricans love to enjoy a delicious meal with friends and family and this tour would not be complete without experimenting such a delicious experience. You will learn why local restaurants are called sodas and get to enjoy some delicious authentic food such as the heart filling Casado.
Information and booking: info@costour.co
www.costour.co
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The province of Guanacaste certainly has some of the most amazing beaches and biodiversity of Costa Rica but beside that, it is certainly the richest and most vibrant places to visit from a cultural perspective.
Guanacaste is considered the cradle of the Costa Rican Culture and on this tour, you will get to explore and experience the real spirit of the Pura Vida meaning.
Along the was, you will stop at Rio Tempisque to see the local Sandmen at work, and learn why, for many generations, they have been extracting the sands from the inner river by hand.
The tour then brings you along the different fruit plantations and into the heart of the sugar cane country. You will get the chance to visit an historic Hacienda and will be given the opportunity to experiment the sugar cane transformation by touching, seeing and tasting the product in its separate phases of production like it was done more than 100 years ago with the traditional Trapiche mill.
Each participant is also given the chance to learn to make the traditional Tortilla and savor delicious Costa Rican coffee and traditional snacks freshly made in the Tico fashion.
Along the way, the visitors get to visit a typical Costa Rican house which dates to 100 years. Furthermore, you will see a Chorotega Indian Artist demonstrate how their authentic art of pottery making has been passed from generation to generation for hundreds of years.
Costa Ricans love to enjoy a delicious meal with friends and family and this tour would not be complete without experimenting such a delicious experience. You will learn why local restaurants are called sodas and get to enjoy some delicious authentic food such as the heart filling Casado.
Information and booking: info@costour.co
www.costour.co
- published: 31 Aug 2019
- views: 177