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The Eagle is not only a type of bird; in Costa Rica the “Eagle” (Aguila in Spanish) is the popular name for the Imperial Beer brand (Cerveza Imperial).

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What once was San José’s main (and most feared) jail is now the Children’s Museum, and one of the most important cultural centers in the country.

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Just driving in Costa Rica is an adventure itself!

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You can swim in Costa Rican waters all year round, since the sea temperatures are always warm (21 to 29° C / 70 to 85° F).

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The Scarlet Macaw (Ara Macao) is a monogamous bird. It is said to have only one partner in life.

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In the 1950's the most popular (and only) tour in Costa Rica was the “One day tour to Irazu Volcano and National Theater”.

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Despite being one of the world’s most renowned and important coffee producers, most Costa Ricans haven’t tasted an espresso, mocha coffee or Iced Coffee!

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Before the 1968 eruption, the Arenal Volcano was considered extinct and was even called by the local inhabitants the “Arenal Hill”. Today, it is the most active volcano, as well as the one with the most defined conical shape.

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Canopy tours first originated with scientific purposes, seeking to study the flora, fauna and entire ecosystems living on the treetops.

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Up to 50 percent of the rainforests’ mammalian population may at some point live in the trees, compared to about 15 percent of mammals in temperate-zone forests”
Jean Mc-Neil. Costa Rica. The Rough Guide, Second edition 1999.

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Costa Rica has 10 native species of fragrant orchids, and their fragrance is used to attract certain pollinating insects
Species: Cattleya dowiana, Encyclia cordigera, Brassayola nodosa, Stanhopeas (different species of),Encyclia fragans, Ensyclia Brassavolae, Tricopilia suavis, Cycnoches chlorochilon, Epidendrum ciliare, Gongoras

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Costa Rica has more than 1200 species of orchids.

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