Costa Rica is a peaceful country in the otherwise tumultuous region of Central America. In fact, the country does not even have a national army - it is as if the peace and tranquility of the national parks in Costa Rica have cast a spell on the country itself and it remains in a world of its own - it is little wonder then visitors descend here in hoards to connect with nature and seek refuge from the trials of their daily lives.
Parque Nacional Corcovado
Parque Nacional Corcovado has been labelled by National Geographic as 'the most biologically intense place on earth'. Living up to its reputation, the park houses a wide array of birds, animals, insects and plant species not to forget the last great original tract of tropical rain forest in Pacific Central America. The biological diversity here is as varied as it is unique attracting both nature enthusiasts and ecologists.
Monteverde Cloud Forest Biological Reserve
Another interesting national park in Costa Rica is the Monteverde Cloud Forest Biological Reserve. Counted amongst the most popular national parks in Costa Rica, it is called a cloud forest and not a bio reserve because located at a height of 3,840ft to 5,120ft (1,200m to 1,600m), it attracts the clouds, which in turn feed the immensely diverse flora and fauna it houses. It is little wonder that the park is considered to be amongst the most spectacular sanctuaries in the New World's tropical areas. The environment within the park is fragile and so at a time online a limited number of visitors are allowed in. The national park is home to 1000s of species of plants, insects and plants and an equally large number of birds and mammals. You can view the biodiversity from the systems of platforms connected by zip lines suspension bridges.
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