Costa Rica's rainforest beckons with screaming parrots, unique plants and more


The national park can be easily explored on guided boat tours. — Christoph Strotmann/dpa

As the canoe glides slowly through the rainforest our guide Barbara Hartung looks into the treetops and sniffs. “I can smell howler monkeys, ” she whispers, “they must be here somewhere.”

And indeed, behind the next bend two howler monkeys hang from branches directly above our heads. Welcome to the Tortuguero National Park in Costa Rica.

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