Tourism El Salvador

Traveling to El pulgarcito de America is a unique and unparalleled experience, due to its size of 21,000 square miles, is easy and fast to reach the destinations of your interest. Tourism in El Salvador you closer to the pre-Columbian culture of Central American isthmus, because you can visit many archaeological sites, you can also visit people living and its picturesque churches, but if you enjoy the nightlife you can do it,  in the capital San Salvador, with many places and big places to pass. You can travel to any of its many beaches to enjoy the heat and sun. If you wish to know El Salvador, check out these links:

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Tour operadores en El Salvador.



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Visit The Route of the Flowers.

The recommendation

Pleasant route that crosses one of the cooler areas of El Salvador, coffee forests across high, where the prevailing cool weather, know your story interesting places, cultural events, culinary tours and eco tours to beautiful places away from the noisy city. Most of these villages are located in western El Salvador and is composed of the sigueintes people must visit tourism in El Salvador:

Nahuizalco: Beautiful city located 70 kms from the capital with a strong presence of indigenous population, a colonial church built in the seventeenth century, visit the Artisan Development Center to learn about the creativity and beauty of these works

Nahuizalco, El Salvador

Salcoatitán: City artists with art galleries and exhibitions.



Juayúa: His name means "River of Orchids Purple 'purchase beautiful plants in their nurseries, enjoy traditional food fair that takes place every weekend.



Juayua, El Salvador



Apaneca: the city is located at higher altitude, 1477 meters apx. Home of the best coffees in the world in its understanding is a very important archaeological site.

Ataco, El Salvador

Ataco: Lovely colonial town that smells old town of cobblestone streets, colonial church, surrounded by coffee plantations. Listen to folk music in its central square the weekend afternoons sipping drinks and typical dishes.




Tacuba: Has an archaeological treasure that is the remains of his church affected by the earthquake of Santa Marta in 1773, walk through the quiet streets, take a walk to Bosque El Imposible, visit their viewpoints.