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‘Costa Rican hot springs’ makes an awfully nice mantra

If you live in Costa Rica and your employer observes Holy Week, you may be only two days away from this.

If you don’t have Costa Rican hot springs in your immediate future, we hope life will get you there soon enough. And if any readers out there are on the verge of inventing some sort of teleportation device that can be used for instantaneous travel to La Fortuna (are you there, Dr. Chang?), please let us know about it, because we’re picturing that hot water, maybe a few drops of cool rain, an ice-cold bottle in the hand…

Read more about how a trip to La Fortuna can fit into a coast-to-coast Costa Rican trip:

https://ticotimes.net/travel/explore-the-best-of-costa-rica-with-this-two-week-itinerary

Would you like to submit a photo to our #TTPicOfTheDay series – the view from your home or favorite Costa Rican spot, or any other image you care to share? Please send horizontal photos at least 1100 pixels wide to kstanley@ticotimes.net. We’d love to see the sights with you.

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