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Santa Rosa National Park: Discovering Costa Rica’s Untamed Northwest

SANTA ROSA NATIONAL PARK, Guanacaste — This voyage is not for the faint of car. On Friday I drove from San Juan del Sur,...

Costa Rica’s Colonial Gem – The Historic Streets Of Heredia

Locals may tell you that Heredia is most famous for its traffic, but it's one of Costa Rica’s most historic and charming towns.

Does the Web know the way to San José?

San José is the capital and largest city in Costa Rica, but if you try mapping it on the Internet, you might be in for a long search.

How We Transitioned from a U.S. Business to Costa Rica Living

We decided to visit Costa Rica three years ago and fell in love with the country, so we decided to build a beautiful villa in the community of Hermosa Heights in Playa Hermosa, Guanacaste.

The Untold Story of Snake Conservation and Education in Costa Rica

Minor Camacho was showing me around the Serpentario Viborana, an exhibit of venomous vipers near Turrialba, when a man pulled up on a bicycle...

Costa Rica’s Solís goes rafting, then bans dams from the Pacuare and Savegre rivers

After a morning of whitewater rafting with his family, President Luis Guillermo Solís signed a decree banning dams from the Pacuare and Savegre rivers for 25 years, then thrust the document into the air and said, “For Costa Rica!”

Bio Caribe plans to build homes from shipping containers

Bio Caribe plans to build completely self-sustaining houses by recycling a resource that abounds in Costa Rica’s Limón Province: old shipping containers.

Your story here: Tell us about your experience

Do you have a compelling story to tell about your experience buying or selling real estate in Costa Rica? The Tico Times Real Estate section welcomes submissions of short articles (500-1,000 words) from ordinary people with extraordinary stories to tell about building, buying or selling a home or business in Costa Rica.

Pacuare River advocates seek presidential decree banning dams

Is the Pacuare River, a national treasure and one of the greatest whitewater rafting sites in the world, really in danger of being destroyed by dams?

Dam the Pacuare? Over Turrialba’s dead body

Whitewater rafters, indigenous people and other advocates of the world-famous Pacuare River say it would be a disaster to dam this national treasure to produce electricity. They're currently in talks with the Solís administration to produce a presidential decree preventing the damming of this river for the foreseeable future. But with the Costa Rican Electricity Institute having promised in 2009 to build nothing on the Pacuare for 20 years, how real is the threat?

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