A lush, riverside town in Costa Rica's tropical lowlands, gateway to the Sarapiquí River and its diverse wildlife.
Black beans and rice cooked together, often served with eggs and plantains.
A complete meal with rice, beans, plantains, salad, and a choice of meat or fish.
A mix of chicharrón (fried pork rinds) and frijoles (beans), topped with onions, salsa, and lime.
A remote, wildlife-rich park known for its sea turtle nesting beaches and diverse ecosystems.
A sanctuary dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of sloths, offering guided tours.
An evening guided walk through the rainforest to spot nocturnal wildlife.
A historic café known for its traditional Costa Rican breakfast and beautiful garden setting.
A local favorite serving traditional Costa Rican dishes in a cozy, family-owned setting.
Known for its delicious Costa Rican and international cuisine, as well as its lively atmosphere and live music.
Hand-carved from local balsa wood, these intricate carvings depict wildlife and cultural scenes, reflecting the region's biodiversity and heritage.
Crafted from locally sourced cacao, these unique hair clips and earrings showcase the region's rich chocolate-making tradition.
Vibrant, hand-woven fabrics featuring traditional Bribri and Cabécar patterns, symbolizing the indigenous communities' connection to nature and ancestors.
Puerto Viejo De Sarapiquí has frequent rain showers, especially during the green season.
Mosquitoes and other insects are common in the tropical climate, making repellent essential.
For exploring the rainforest trails and nearby rivers, waterproof shoes are a must.
A stunning rock formation in the Western Ghats, offering panoramic views and a unique perspective of the Valparai hills.
Nestled in the Himalayas, Moghal Ghat Temple is a serene and ancient place of worship dedicated to Goddess Durga, offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and the Alaknanda River.
A captivating performance showcasing Shaolin Kung Fu, held in the historic Shaolin Temple's scenic surroundings.