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We spent a day learning about Cabecar culture.

The Cab茅car, Costa Rica's largest Indigenous group, are known for their profound connection to nature and their enduring traditional culture. Residing primarily in the remote, mountainous Talamanca region, their communities are often dispersed rather than clustered, reflecting a long history of isolated and independent existence. Their social structure is based on a matrilineal clan system, where ancestry and inheritance are passed down through the mother's line. Spiritual beliefs are central to their worldview, focusing on a reverence for their creator god, Sib枚, and a harmonious coexistence with the environment. Guided by shamans called聽zukia, they use natural medicine and perform rituals to connect with the spirit world. The Cab茅car language, part of the Chibchan family, remains a vital part of their cultural identity, with many, especially women, speaking it exclusively.