Not everyone can put on a happy face when bad weather sets in. Approximately one in 20 people develop seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, when faced with prolonged adverse weather. This is a type of depression that usually appears in the fall and winter. The symptoms are mild and familiar: […]
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Airlines and even travel agencies are required to check yellow fever vaccination certificates for passengers arriving from high-risk areas. This measure applies to 44 countries, including Brazil, Colombia, and Peru, and aims to prevent the spread of this disease in Costa Rica. Health Minister Mary Munive explained that they are […]
Different environmental organizations in Costa Rica held a Forum and Concert for Water, for World Water Day, which is celebrated every March 22nd. The activity was organized by the Socio-environmental Kiosks Program, the Ecologist Federation (FECON), the Biodiversity Coordination Network, Ecocipreses Front, Green Block, Costa Rica for the Oceans, Blue […]
A few days ago, our TCRN team spoke with Diego Díaz, who shared every detail of the event everyone is talking about in Costa Rica, “Cultura Ancestral” Diego is the founder and organizer of “Ancestral Culture” activities. He is in charge of planning and acting as a bridge between indigenous […]
The district of Santa Elena in La Cruz, Guanacaste, experienced record heat and rainfall in a single month, according to records from the National Meteorological Institute (IMN). According to the data, between March 1 and 9, temperatures in this town reached a historic 38.4 degrees Celsius, making it the hottest […]
On April 5th, the Convention Center in Heredia will be the epicenter of electronic music. The Electric Animals Fest 2025 will take place that day, starting at 5 p.m. and scheduled to end at 5 a.m., according to the organizers. The lineup of artists has not yet been revealed, but […]
On March 10, the “Guide to Important Plants for Bees in Costa Rica” was presented. It is a resource that seeks to mitigate the decline of these pollinators by promoting friendly spaces, such as the use of plant species for their food and survival. The activity took place in the […]
The Costa Rica International Shorts Film Festival is preparing to launch its 3rd edition, a celebration of short films as a reflection of our cultural histories and memories. Under the concept “Cinema, Memory of Our Cultures,” this edition pays tribute to the art of storytelling, from its roots in the […]
The Papagayo Peninsula was featured by Forbes magazine in a recent article highlighting three ideal adventures for women and solo travelers. The article, written by travel journalist Wendy Altschuler, describes the area as “a luxury destination in Costa Rica, surrounded by the Guanacaste Conservation Area, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.” […]
Koh Lanta offers more than a relaxed island life and stunning beaches. Whether you are a diver or simply want to see what’s going on underneath the waves, you will adore it here. The island boasts some of Thailand’s most stunning dive sites, ranging from exotic coral reefs to amazing […]