Some Of The Fun Facts About Costa Rica!

Do you want to know where you can find the hottest men alive?

And do you know that most of them are surfers who wear their shorts low but do not seem to mind that they are without any underwear?

These are only some of the fun facts about Costa Rica. Read on and have a good laugh.

Here are some fun facts about Costa Rica:

The following are some of the fun facts about Costa Rica that are not only amazing, but also fun facts about Costa Rica are weird.

Do you know that dairy products like milk that you have been taught to keep inside the refrigerator are sold off the shelves (un-refrigerated) in almost all the supermarkets?

And do you know that cigarettes cost only about a dollar per pack? Well, do you think that those can be considered fun facts about Costa Rica? Anyway, Costa Ricans have this fetish for machetes. They carry and use these long, sharp knives for almost anything — except as a weapon.

But don’t let your guard down. Unlike in most countries where drivers yield to pedestrians, walking along the streets in Costa Rica makes one a moving target. Well, this may be hypothetical, but this is a fair warning nonetheless.

There are several more fun facts about Costa Rica that a lot of us never know about. Fun facts about Costa Rica like, their radio stations all start at 7am daily, broadcasting exactly the same program, beginning with their national anthem. Well, there’s always the CD.

You would consider this as an example of the fun facts about Costa Rica, but this sure is strange. Costa Ricans bury their dead on the very same day they died. Embalming is not a usual practice but featuring the dead on TV is.

A lot of people are able to attend funeral rites even on such short notice because several times everyday, obituaries can be seen on TV. Soft music is played on the background as obituaries are flashed onscreen. This is by far among all the fun facts about Costa Rica.

This is certainly not a convenient thing for someone whose relatives live abroad. Well, if you really do want to die in Costa Rica (as if it is going to be your choice), and you want your family to be there during the funeral, you can always opt to be embalmed.

It is expensive but doable. You can even have your remains be shipped to your loved ones in a steel casket that is completely welded shut. Hmm, so much for escape artists.

Fun facts about Costa Rica are not only amusing, but weird as well. Probably only a few people know that it has abolished its army last 1948 to promote programs like education and economic development.