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Renowned for its Pacific Ocean beaches, surfing, lush landscapes, and pristine natural habitats, El Salvador is an eco-traveler’s paradise that is also known as the Land of Volcanoes for having 25 visible volcanoes. At approximately 8,108 square miles, which is roughly the size of the state of Massachusetts, El Salvador is the smallest country in Central America, sharing borders with Guatemala and Honduras in the southeast region of the Mesoamerica, and the only country in the region without coastline on the Caribbean Sea. Its centrally situated capital, San Salvador, is a diverse city known for business, a vibrant nightlife, and emerging art scene. The summit of Monte Cristo Mountain is one of the highest point, offering a nature preserve and cloud forest. Among El Salvador’s most popular tourist destinations are two vast national parks – El Impossible and Parque Nacional Los Volcanoes, which contains about 500 species of birds and mammals. Other popular attractions are Ruta de Las Flores, a winding journey past flowering coffee farms and rainforest zip-line sites; colonial towns like Juayúa, with its weekend food festival; Ataco, home to vivid murals; and Playa El Tunco, a surfing village with black sand beaches
Valid passport needed for entry. Additionally, upon arrival a visa will need to be purchased for $10 which is valid for 90 days.
Spanish is the primary written and spoken language throughout the country. In tourist areas and attractions, some English is spoken.
The legal tender for all transactions is the United States Dollar. Most businesses accept dollar bills in small denominations, generally not larger than $50 USD. It is recommended to carry cash for local shops, while hotels, major stores, and high-end restaurants accept credit cards.
El Salvador has a tropical climate with small annual changes in temperature. The country has two seasons, the dry season – which goes from November until April, and the rainy season – which goes from May until October.
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Goes through the impressive Apaneca-llamatepec mountain range, visiting artisan towns with traditional culture such as Nahuizalco, Salcoatitan, Juayua (known as the city of food festivals), Apanceca (which boasts coffee forests and lagoons), Concepcion de Ataco (a beautiful city with cobblestone roads and tepid climate), and Ahuachapan (a charming city rich with history, traditions, coffee plantations, and the natural wonders of geysers and a beautiful lagoon).
Covers 186 miles of amazing beaches, warm waters, and rocky reefs all perfect for swimming, scuba diving, snorkeling, surfing, and other water activities. The trail includes two of the best surfing spots in the world: El Sunzal and Punta Roca. Along this highly popular trail visitors will find an array of hotels, eco-lodges, marinas, restaurants, and viewing decks with convenient access.
San Andrés is the site of the capital of Mayan dominion that was spreading along the Zapotitán Valley between 600 and 900 AD. While the first settlement took place around 900 BC, settlers probably left the town by 250 BC because of the eruption the Ilopango Lake Cauldron. During the 5th century AD, it would be occupied again by native Indians. The first major excavation occurred in the 1940s.
Located 31 miles northeast of San Salvador, wondrous little 'Suchi' is the cultural capital of the country. Every weekend, the cobbled streets come alive for an arts and food festival in a grand celebration of guanaco pride. The month of February is dedicated to celebrating the town's resident artists, and the small galleries swell with domestic tourists. Historically, indigo ruled the area and was the key driver of the economy before a synthetic component was created. Today, visitors can still learn the original organic way indigo was used to create vibrant apparel. Architecture buffs will love the colonial buildings, while outdoor types can choose between numerous hikes to waterfalls, caves, and beautiful Lago Suchitlán, all within miles of town.
El Salvador serves up some of the best food in Central America, but it’s about more than just the flavors. Even in the most modest mercados, you’ll also find serious attention to detail. The focus is on fresh ingredients and complex recipes handed down through generations. Even better, you’ll often enjoy your meals in beautiful surroundings, with good music, lavish gardens, and other aesthetic extras.
While larger festivals provide the most colorful backdrops, even smaller events—like the food festival in Juayúa and the artisan market in Suchitoto, both held every weekend—are authentic expressions of this country’s unique culture. Plus, many other cities hold weekend culinary and handicraft fairs, and every town celebrates its patron saints with a big annual party, called a fiesta patronal.
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