Greener dreams and a border dispute continue to divide this otherwise stable nation.
From pre-Columbian days to the colonial era to modern times, Costa Rica’s history never ceases to fascinate – particularly that part about abolishing the army.
Central America’s friendliest nation is big on family and living their most ‘pura vida’ (pure life), even as stubborn economic woes persist.
With flora and fauna of Seussian proportions, Costa Rica is one of the world’s most biodiverse nations.