A Fun Look Into the World of Farming
If you have ever wanted to drink a glass of milk straight from the cow, take your kids for a ride on a carrousel of real horses, view an unusual pig race or – why not? –ride a water buffalo, it’s all possible at PANACA, the first international farm theme park franchise, now in Costa Rica. Colombian Jorge Ballen,
creator, president and CEO of the Costa Rican franchise, considers this country to be very similar to Colombia, given its natural exuberance and agricultural development – and most certainly its coffee production. The park’s inauguration took place this past January 15 and included More...
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A row of keys and a pair of sticks are all More... |
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Tasteful Landscapes |
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All around Costa Rica visitors can find spectacular views and diverse More... |
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Thanks to the howler monkey, no alarm clocks are necessary in More... |
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Tropical delicatessen |
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What is a plantain anyway? It just looks like a big More... |
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1 Mar - 9 Mar |
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17 Mar - 23 Mar |
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29 Mar - 29 Mar |
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11 Apr - 11 Apr |
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26 Apr - 27 Apr |
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The turquoise cotinga (Cotinga ridgwayi) is a frequent visitor to the canopy of humid forests along the Pacific coast of Costa Rica and Panama (where the elevation reaches 1,850 meters), although it can also be observed within the lowlands of the More... |
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This beautiful orchid (Guarianthe skinneri), the flowers of which vary from purple to white, was declared Costa Rica’s national flower in 1939. Even though it is native of wet and stationary dry forests, it can be observed in gardens in other More... |
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