Parc National des Volcans aka: Volcanoes National Park

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• Introduction to Manuel Antonio National Park by FROMMER'S November 20, 2006 No other destination in Costa Rica has received more international attention than Manuel Antonio. Many first-time visitors to Costa Rica plan their vacation around seeing it, and it's no surprise why: The views from the hills overlooking Manuel Antonio are spectacular, the beaches (particularly those inside the national park) are idyllic, and its jungles are crawling with howler, white-faced, and squirrel monkeys, among other forms of exotic wildlife. (read article)
• Introduction to Ranthambhore National Park by FROMMER'S November 20, 2006 Ranthambhore -- for many decades the hunting preserve of the princes of Jaipur -- covers a mere 40,000 hectares (98,800 acres) but offers a fascinating combination of crumbling monuments, living temples, wild beauty, and your best chance to spot a wild tiger. Set within a high, jagged escarpment, Ranthambhore Fort (save a few hours for a visit) has towered over the park's forests for nearly a thousand years and has witnessed many a bloody combat -- even the Mughal emperor Akbar fought a battle for supremacy here in the 16th century. (read article)
• Where Tigers Roam Free by AMY WALDMAN March 02, 2003 (read article)
• Exploring A Jungle Park In Costa Rica by JEANIE PULESTON FLEMING; JEANIE PULESTON FLEMING IS A WRITER WHO LIVES IN SANTA FE, N.M. January 24, 1988 (read article)