| ABOUT SAN JOSɠ 
  Cosmopolitan San Jos� lies to an altitude of 3.770 feet above sea level.
  This Central American city with nearly perfect climate, modern surroundings
  and warm, friendly residents has lured many travelers to stay and call it
  home.
 Daytime temperatures average between 70 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit with a rainy
  season that lasts from May to October. During the rainy season, showers fall
  primarily during the afternoon hours and produce refreshing breezes.
 
 The Central Valley in which San Jos� finds itself is the central nervous
  system of the country. Government, finance and economic sectors all
  headquarters is sleek San Jos�.
 
 Many visitors to the capital city will find themselves pleasantly surprised by
  the smooth blend of modern skyscrapers and classic architecture. San Jos� is
  home to nearly a third of Costa Rica's population. The bustling streets can
  attest to that figure in the early morning hours when everyone is heading to
  work. But don't be intimidated by the rush - head on out among them and take
  in the sights as you walk along.
 
 The city offers a variety of sights for the visitor. Museums, the National
  Theater, and elegant cathedral are waiting to be explored. Below the Plaza of
  Culture lies the impressive Gold Museum.
 
 The Gold Museum houses an impressive collection of pre - Columbian gold
  objects including jewelry, breast plates and even gold tweezers! The displays
  are as informative as they are appealing. You will see how the indigenous
  worked their gold using wax and solid casting methods. Try not to miss this
  wonderful museum! One of the greatest Jade collections in the world can be
  seen in the Jade Museum.
 
 When you want to visit an outdoor sight, head for the National Zoo which
  boasts some of Costa Rica's native species as well as a few from far away
  lands. Or head for one of the many tree - shaded parks found throughout the
  city. Everything is close by Hotel Kekoldi. From San Jos�,
  day trips can be taken up two semi - active volcanoes, where roads climb to
  the very brink of the craters! Iraz� Volcano, just 35 miles from the capital,
  towers eight thousand feet above the Central Valley.
 
 With an altitude of 11.260 feet, the summit is chilly enough to warrant using
  a sweater or jacket. Although often Iraz�'s fumarolic activity cannot be seen
  because of clouds, a strong sulfur smell permeates the air, a subtle reminder
  of the subterranean forces pent up just below your feet. A striking, yellow -
  green lake fills the volcano's large, principal crater, and is surrounded by
  jagged cliffs of sulfur - streaked lava. Just above the park's visitor area,
  the road forks and continues to the very summit of the volcano, from which, on
  a clear day, both the Atlantic and the Pacific oceans can be seen.
 
 No less impressive is the 8.871 foot Po�s Volcano, less than an hour's drive
  from San Jos�. The road to the top winds through fertile hillsides planted
  with terraced rows of dark - green coffee bushes which look, from a distance,
  like a patchwork quilt. At the top of Po�s, tourists may wander through a
  National Park visitors center and hike about a half - mile of nature trails.
 
 There are many activities that await travelers making their way through Costa
  Rica. Begin them in San Jos� and enjoy the country to the fullest! The staff
  from Hotel Kekoldi helps you with any tour you want to take in Costa Rica,
  either one day or multi day trips.
 Not to forget the vibrant night life of our city. Our staff will help you
  to find the right place for you to enjoy the night life in San Jose. 
  
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