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Costa Rica’s Monteverde Orchid Garden: Big display of tiny flowers

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SANTA ELENA, Puntarenas — You’ve hiked to the continental divide in the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve, screamed your lungs out ziplining through the cloud...
Travel and Tourism

History of Monteverde Costa Rica: Sloths, Quakers and cheese

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MONTEVERDE, Puntarenas — Long before the Quakers, the giant ground sloths came — giraffe-size creatures towering 6 meters, leaf-eaters in one of the world’s...
Animals

Killer cat loose in Monteverde, bird learns

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A Monteverde hotel cat takes a walk on the wild side and kills a bird. Bad kitty.
Business

Monteverde hotel owner of 11 years has few regrets

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Monteverde hotel owner Ran Smith looks back on 11 years in the business and discusses the pros and cons of buying a hotel in Costa Rica.
Animals

Monteverde herpetarium: Fall in love with snakes all over again

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If you don't like spiders and snakes, you don't have what it takes to love this.
Travel and Tourism

Monteverde Bungee Jumping: Costa Rica’s most terrifying adventure

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MONTEVERDE, Costa Rica — Even as spectators at a distance Saturday from the safety of solid ground, we gasped in shock as we saw...
Travel and Tourism

Face Your Fears with Ziplining and Tarzan Swinging in Costa Rica

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If you get a thrill from 100% Aventura's Superman cable in Monteverde — the longest zipline in Latin America — just wait for the 45-meter drop on the terrifying Tarzan swing.
Animals

Monteverde’s Bat Jungle puts furry flyers on full display

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A tour of the Bat Jungle in Monteverde will tell you everything you ever wanted to know about bats, and probably a whole lot more.
News

Monteverde Costa Rica dazzles: wet, wild, lush and teeming with life

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MONTEVERDE CLOUD FOREST RESERVE, Puntarenas — The guide said there was a poisonous little snake that lived somewhere along this section of the trail,...
Getting Around

Driving in Costa Rica: Do you know the way out of San José?

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I'm not afraid of bungee jumping, scorpions, spiders or snakes, but I do have one secret phobia. I'm afraid of driving in San José.
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