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Life isn’t tied with a bow, but it’s still a gift.

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Tengo un par de fotos del Teatro Nacional. No sé si te gustaria verlas y publicarlas

¡Hola!

Claro, me encataría verlas :)

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"Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind."

—Dr. Seuss

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Pura Vida | Costa Rica 

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‪#‎ConoceCostaRica‬ Hermosa catarata a sólo 35 minutos del centro de San José. Los Chorros se localizan en Grecia; definitivamente un lugar para que visiten todos los amantes del aire libre sin tener que viajar demasiado lejos. 🌱🌱 Beautiful waterfall just 35 minutes far from downtown San José. Los Chorros is located in Grecia a must-visit for those who love some fresh air without traveling too far.

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Costa Rica | Pura Vida

White-Headed Capuchin, Nicoya Peninsula, Costa Rica. © Michel Botman Photography, 2013.

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Costa Rica Has Only Used Renewable Energy For Electricity This Year | IFLScience

Costa Rica deserves a huge round of applause, and perhaps even a high five, for managing to produce all of its electricity from renewables for 75 days straight. According to the state-owned Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE), the country hasn’t had to burn fossil fuels to supply the grid with electricity so far in 2015, a stretch that has never been previously attained by any nation.

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A boiling jungle in Costa Rica

It is an area of dense rainforest, but the foliage, it emerges steam that comes from boiling pools. There is no shortage of areas where mud pot boils, and where the temperature becomes unbearable. Just below the surface of the nearby volcano activity is present, but just give some clues. Rincón de la Vieja in Costa Rica is nothing usual combination of geothermal activity covered by dense jungle, they say, is one of the most fascinating corners of the entire country.

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View from Cerro Amigos

Cerro Amigos is the highest point (6,000ft) in the Monteverde reserve. On a clear day, you can see Arenal, the Pacific, and even across the border north to Nicaragua. 

Photo: Dennis Tang 

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Rio Celeste Falls.

One of the northernmost of Costa Rica's 26 national parks, Tenorio Volcano is home to the Rio Celeste and this waterfall. 

Photo: Bruce Thomson

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Rhinoceros beetle

Rhinoceros beetles can reach lengths of up to six inches and are found in multiple parks in Costa Rica. They are completely harmless—they can't bite or sting. They may, however, freak you out. 

Photo: Lyn Gatele

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Scarlet macaws. This distinctive parrot species can be seen in a few of Costa Rica's preserves. The pair shown above was photographed near Carara National Park. 

Photo: Andrew Morrell

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Explosion of 8 million flower petals over a town in central Costa Rica

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…as part of a sony advert

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Surfing Costa Rica

People have been traveling to surf Costa Rica for decades—there are breaks to hit all along the Pacific coast, as well as a few on the Caribbean side. 

Photo: Darren Johnson

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Green Lagoon, Irazú Volcano

Within one of the multiple craters at the summit of the volcano Irazú is this green lake, so colored on account of its chemical content. 

Photo: Cristina Valencia

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Cocoa beans, raw ingredient of Costa Rican chocolate.

Many small-scale chocolate producers operate in Costa Rica, offering tours of their working facilities. 

Photo: Everjean