The Cabécar are the largest Indigenous group in Costa Rica and are considered to be the most isolated.
They have been pushed up to the Chirripo Mountains, which requires a few hours long hike to reach.
Therefore, the Cabécar have not been exposed to many basic items, and few of them have been exposed to education.
They are very traditional and have preserved their culture.
They speak mostly their own language rather than Spanish.
The Cabécar are the largest Indigenous group in Costa Rica and are considered to be the most isolated. They have been pushed up to the Chirripo Mountains, which requires a few hours long hike to reach. Therefore, the Cabécar have not been exposed to many basic items, and few of them have been exposed to education. They are very traditional and have preserved their culture. They speak mostly their own language rather than Spanish.
Indigenous peoples of Costa Rica