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In Costa Rica More than one million tourists visit Costa Rica each year. What draws so many people to this lightly advertised destination? Natural beauty and diversity are the answers. Costa Rica covers only 0.03% of the surface of the planet but it has about 6% of the world's biodiversity. Visitors encounter seas, beaches, rivers, mountains, and an abundance of flora and fauna Twelve major life zones provide habitat for over 10,000 kinds of flowering plants, 850 bird species, 3,000 butterfly species, and 209 species of mammals. Volcanoes, rainforests, cloud forests, lowland jungles, the Pacific coastline, and tranquil Caribbean beaches stretch across seven provinces. Thirty percent of the land is protected by national and private reserves, which harbor more than five percent of the world's plant and animal species. The Caribbean region of Costa Rica is noted for its variety of aquatic ecosystems and its beautiful white and black sand beaches, providing a picturesque setting for activities such as sport-fishing, snorkeling, and sun-bathing. The Pacific coast boasts some of Costa Rica's most famous beaches for surfing. Costa Rica boasts 20 national parks, 8 biological reserves, and a wealth of other protected areas to enchant those who marvel at the wonders of nature. It draws ecotourists from around the globe. Activities include horse-back riding, hiking mountainous paths in the cloud forests, and guided bird-watching tours.

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German Japanese FAQ Download a brochure Word 2000 (400Ko) Airfares with Exito Travel Mission Statement The primary goal of Intercultura is to teach you the Spanish language in a warm yet intellectually challenging environment, using the Communicative Approach as the basis for our instruction. Classes at our city and beach campuses are conducted entirely in Spanish, providing students from all over the world with a complete and intensive learning experience. Our professors have advanced university degrees and teaching certification, and we are accredited through the US university system, offering undergraduate credit to those interested. In addition, you have the opportunity to come to know Costa Rica, its traditions and its rich cultural heritage by participating in our daily cultural and extracurricular activities. These include: Latin dance, music and cooking classes; theatre trips; volunteer projects; lectures on ecology, indigenous peoples, and social issues; weekend excursions to a variety of locations; and homestays with Costa Rican families.

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Hotel and Resort Information Click here for Discount Airfare to Costa Rica Article Library We hope you find our articles interesting and informative. Something special you'd like to read about? Tell us about it. All articles and photographs are protected by and are available for re-publication Main areas of interest: Strictly Costa Rica Interesting facts and history, plus some insight into the people and the land that many refer to as "Switzerland of the Americas." Life in the Tropics Want more than the usual tourist experience? Planning to live or invest in Costa Rica? Want to take advantage of great prices on quality services? These articles should get you started. Traveling Around Some of the places to go and things to do that draw tourists to this beautiful country. Ecologically Speaking Learn why Costa Rica has become known around the world for its environmental efforts. Strictly Costa Rica Costa Rica in a Coco Nut Shell Quick facts about this wonderful country, categorized by topic. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) A good place to start to find answers to those "dumb" and not-so-"dumb" questions about this country. Money Matters The current exchange rate and other info concerning money and the Costa Rican colon.

106. Indigenous Cultures Of Costa Rica History of costa rica's Indigenous Cultures. http://www.tourism.co.cr/indian2.htm

Huetar-Bribri-Cabecar-Guaymi-Chorotega-Boruca-Guatuso-Terraba 1. Guatuso Indian Reserve (Malekus) 2. Matambu Indian Reserve 13. Boruca Indian Reserve 5. Nairi-Awari (Barbilla) 16. Salitre Indian Reserve 17. Cabagra Indian Reserve 7. Bajo Chirripo Indian Reserve 8. Guaymi / Osa Peninsula 19. Telire Indian Reserve 9. Guaymi / Conte Burica 20. Cabecar -Talamanca 10. Guaymi / Coto Brus 21. Bribri Talamanca 11. Guaymi / Abrojos Montezuma 22. Kekuldi Indian Reserves (Cocles) Some information on the indigenous cultures The day Columbus landed on what is today called "Isla Uvita", in front of Puerto Limón, more than a quater of a million people and no less than eight different ethnic groups were living in the area. The northern cultures of Costa Rica (Chorotegas) had great influence from the Aztec and Maya culture, they were the southernmost culture of what is known as Mesoamerica. The Chorotegas spoke the Nahuatl language from the Mayas and Aztecs.

107. Costa Rica History, Costa Rica Vacations: Costa Rica Hotels And Resorts, Costa R the capital s streets. An important aspect of costa rica s culturalheritage is their love of peace and democracy. Ticos like to http://www.travelwizard.com/costarica/CostaRica_History.html

Costa Rica History, Luxury Vacations, Luxury Tours, Luxury Cruises Costa Rica Vacation Guide: Romantic Costa Rica Vacations Costa Rica Luxury Vacations, Travel, Tours, and Cruise Consultants Call 1-415-662-2683 to book your Costa Rica vacation, tour or cruise Places in Costa Rica Carara Biological Preserve Cartago Central Pacific Coast ... Click here for our free Welcome to Paradise screen saver You'll love this! Costa Rica: History Heritage and Culture Costa Rican culture is in many ways a reflection of its racial mix. The predominant influence has long been European, which is reflected in everything from the official language Spanish to the architecture of the country's churches and other historic buildings. The indigenous influence is less apparent, but can be found in everything from the tortillas that are served with a typical Costa Rican meal to the handmade ceramics sold at roadside stands. A more recent cultural influence is that of the United States, which can be noted in everything from the movie selection at San Jose's theaters to the fast food chains that line some of the capital's streets. An important aspect of Costa Rica's cultural heritage is their love of peace and democracy. Ticos like to point out that their nation is the exception in Latin America, where military dictatorships long dominated politics.

108. The Tico Times Online Home Page The Tico Times is Central America s Leading EnglishLanguage Newspaper, coveringnews, business, tourism and cultural developments in costa rica and Central http://www.ticotimes.net/

window.onerror=new Function("return true") Select to Jump Home Daily News Top Story Business C. America Cartoon Weekend Exch. Rates Fishing Culture Travel Classified Display Ads Subscribe Travel Guide Archives Links Newstand Locations About Us Contact Us Place Classified Readers Survey Weekly Edition: Vol. VIII, No. 119 - San José, Costa Rica, June 4 - June 10, 2004 TROJAN COW? That’s what opponents are calling the Central America Free-Trade Agreement (CAFTA), signed Friday with the United States. On Monday, between 10,000 and 20,000 people marched through San José to protest the proposed trade pact. Tico Times/Jeffrey Arguedas Top Story Future of Trade Pact In Doubt The future of the Central America Free-Trade Agreement (CAFTA) is becoming increasingly uncertain as groups opposed to the proposed trade pact in Central America and the United States increase their efforts to stop the agreement dead in its tracks. (Click for more) Costa Rica News: Earth Council’s Land Sale Probed Nearly half a year has passed since the Earth Council suspended its mission and message of sustainable development at its headquarters in Costa Rica, unable to sustain itself here with a $1.65 million debt the government claims it owes for the wrongful sale of government-donated property. (Click for more) Central America: New Political Party Already Has Support GRANADA, Nicaragua – Minority parties and splinter political movements come and go in Nicaragua as frequently and ephemerally as the rains.

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window.onerror=new Function("return true") Select to Jump Home Daily News Top Story Business C. America Cartoon Weekend Exch. Rates Fishing Culture Travel Classified Display Ads Subscribe Travel Guide Archives Links Newstand Locations About Us Contact Us Place Classified Readers Survey Weekly Edition: Vol. VIII, No. 119 - San José, Costa Rica, June 4 - June 10, 2004 June 4 - June A PART of history: Gabriela Villalobos, historian at the National Museum of Costa Rica, shows the press a representation of the blocks of San José. Tico Times/Julio Laínez Photography Exhibit is a Blast From the Past By Sonia Cordero Tico Times Staff Walking through the “People and Streets from Yesterday” photography exhibit at the National Museum of Costa Rica feels as if someone opened a time capsule and put the contents on display. The exhibit features are 150 photographs – inspired by the life of Costa Rican people between the years of 1880-1930. It displays a period of time when campesinos walked barefoot and contrasts it with the elegance of the few rich families in the area who wore European clothes. It was an era when oxcarts were the main source of transportation and the first car was a novelty that captured the attention of all who witnessed its passing.

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111. Study Abroad Links - Summer Programs In Costa Rica San Jose costa rica Study Spanish language and Central AmericanCulture at the University of Veritas in San Jose, costa rica. http://www.studyabroadlinks.com/search/Costa_Rica/Summer_Programs/

Search Worldwide Study Abroad Directory Home About Add Site Japanese ... Costa Rica Summer Programs Summer Programs in Costa Rica Welcome to the Study Abroad Links directory of Summer Programs in Costa Rica. CSA in Costa Rica - Intensive Spanish San Jose - Costa Rica Study Spanish in San Jose, Costa Rica. Low Cost. Open to all adults. Year-around schedules - monthly / weekly.All levels, from beginner thru advanced.Housing with local family (single room). See CSA website for details. Center For Study Abroad, CSA International View Profile San José, Costa Rica - Veritas University (CEA) San José - Costa Rica Earn credit during an Intensive Month, Quarte or Summer at Veritas University in San José, Costa Rica. CEA awards study abroad scholarships. CEA prices include exceptional service, tuition, fees, housing, meals, transfer credit assistance, onsite staff, predeparture information, onsite orientation, excursion and/or immersion activities, and volunteer opportunities. Depending on the program, CEA Insurance for Study Abroad, discounted airfare and airport welcome are often available within the ... Cultural Experiences Abroad (CEA) View Profile Spanish, Ecology and Latin American Studies: Heredia, Costa Rica

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