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World Heritage Sites in Costa Rica

Information about UNESCO World Heritage Sites located in Costa Rica.

Area de Conservación Guanacaste
A dry forest area with great biological diversity.

Cocos Island National Park
A tropical rainforest island 550 kilometers off the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica. A world famous scuba diving destination.

Talamanca Range and La Amistad Reserves
A tropical rainforest area which includes La Amistad National Park. Four different native tribes inhabit the area and it is jointly managed by Costa Rica and Panama.


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