.While visiting the different historical monuments and museums in the country, one would be able to feel the past coming alive. The capital city San Jose is the best starting point for discovering the history of Costa Rica, since most of the museums are located here. Some of the best historical places of Costa Rica are - Museo Nacional De Costa Rica Museo de Arte Costarricense Cartago City

Costa Rican culture was heavily influenced by Spanish culture While the Caribbean province of Limón and the Cordillera de Talamanca maintain cultures influenced by Jamaican immigrants and indigenous native peoples, he official language of Costa Rica Spanish however, there are also many local indigenous languages, such as Bribrí English is the first foreign language and the second most taught language in Costa Rica followed by French, German, Italian and Chinese.

Many beautiful five star resorts in Costa Rica some are studio hotel, la mansion inn, Reserva Conchal and hotel royal Corin. Five star restaurants are park cafe, el lagarto, Garano de Oro restaurant many people visit these restaurants to have a special meal.

Costa Rica’s most stylish and massive shopping mall has everything you need (or don’t). Of particular interest to campers is the Cemaco, a budget department store that sells basic fishing and camping supplies, including propane gas for your portable stove. If you’re coming from San José, the mall can be reached by taking any bus marked ‘Escazú Multiplaza’.

Costa Rica offers some of the world's finest whitewater rafting and kayaking rivers. These rivers plunge through spectacularly beautiful, largely unexplored tropical wilderness. Scuba diving: These dive companies are concentrated in two areas. The northern Flamingo- Coco area and the Osa peninsula. Divers find an astounding variety and number of fish.