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Hello, my name is Grecia and I will begin to tell this wonderful story or adventure, call it what you want; as a challenge of the year 2021, my friends and I decided to do a Road Trip touring all the turistic salvadoreans routes.

It had never been so fun to travel all over the road with my friends living the best experiences of our lifes.

You may wonder: How did this challenge arise? Well, we shud fasten our seat belts because we will give this story a little speed.

Due to quarantine emergency, our lives became monotonously, to the point of swear to do  any challenge in our lives. Each one of us must said a thing to do, the winner would be picked by mayority. It was completely fun, there wasn't better option than the: Road Trip through the tourist routes all over the country, we sworn not to return home for at least a month, sounds crazy I know, but the quarantine is even more.

To carry out this wonderful experience, we needed a car, good music and food.

Our first stop was on a place named: The Sun and the Beach, in fact it was one of our favorite place; in fact, who does not love to go to the beach? almost everyone loves the beach, my friends and I enjoyed El Tunco beach. We ate local food, we enjoyed a freshly dessert call "Minutas", my friends even practiced surfing, I lived this route like never in my life. Actually we were too excited than we missed time but we had to continue traveling to the netx destiny call The Route of the Flowers.

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Hello my name is Victoria and i'm going to talk about the next stop in our Road Trip through the routes of El Salvador.

In our second day of the longest trip of our lives, we went to the Route of Flowers. Between green places and coffee plantations we find the famous Route of Flowers in El Salvador. Although the proximity between the five living villages of the Route, they are in two different departments, Sonsonate and Achuachapán

We started from San Salvador, so Nahuizalco was our first stop in our itinerary. (aitinenary) Nahuizalco is one of the most important indigenous centers in the entire country. Crafts, souvenirs and all kinds of food were waiting for us around the main square and the Nahuizalco market. In fact, this place is known nationally for its food, crafts and furniture made with wood near the town, that's why actually it is a beautiful place to walk aimless.

Then, we made a technical stop in Salcoatitán, while that, we took the opportunity to visit a Ceiba tree with more than five centuries of history. After that, we continue our road trip, we made a stop to visit Juayua. Since the beginning of centuries, this place hosts numerous gastronomical festivals and that's why in Juayua we took the opportunity to drink atole and eat some pupusas to gain strength on this intense day. The next stop was Apaneca, due to the lack of interest, we only stop at its main temple.

And finally, we went to the best known town on the Route of Flowers, Concepción de Ataco. This place is know for it's murals. They are present in the main streets of the town giving color and learning through art. The most common are those that represent coffee but today we can find multiple murals. After exploring the whole place, we looked for a place to stay and sleep the rest of the night. We stayed at Casa Degraciela Boutique Hotel, it is an accommodation of colonial architecture. After a quite long day, we were finally able to get some sleep for the next trip, Monseñor Romero's Route.

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Hi, my name is Fernando Lovos, and I´ll go to tell you about Monsignor Romero rout, this is located in San Salvador, you need about 6 hours to complete this interesting tour, for example when we visited it, we started in the UCA, when the guide explains you about Monsignor Romero, actually his history is astonishing.

After that, we continue the rout, and then we went to a place called “Centro Monseñor Romero” in that place there are Monsignor Romero’s belongings, for example there are shirts, and shoes he used to use to visit communities in all the country. And you can see what a humble person he was despite being so influential and recognized throughout the country.

And now I’m going to explain my favorite place of all the rout, that was the “Catedral Metropolitana de San Salvador” it is a huge church located in San Salvador, in fact it is one of the most amazing places I have ever visited. The church has a big window with different colors, and the ceiling is round and quite high, people explain us that Monsignor Romero it was buried there. And people around the country come to visit the grave. When we there, I was thinking about the importance this man had in the 80’ and how is “legacy” continue.

Also we visited a place called “Museo de la Palabra y la Imagen”

This place focuses on the love he had for photography, because there are a lot of photographs showing his life.

And now I am going to tell what was the most shocking place we visited in the tour, it is called “Hospital DivinaProvidencia” it is located in San Salvador, and I think it was the most shocking place because Monsignor Romero was killed there, and you can imagine the horrible moment that was lived by the people who were in the church that day. The history say he was stand up in the middle of the church in front of the congregation, and he was preaching when he was hit by a sniper bullet, that came from a red car located in front of the church door, while the car ran away, the congregation was in panic, many people tried to save his life but this was in vain, in a few minutes he had died. And I was there watching and imagining that I was there that day.

To finish the tour, we were to a statue in the name of the monsignor, and this was located in front of a famous place in San Salvador called “Plazas las Americas” or “El DivinoSalvador del Mundo” this statue was built thanks to the Chacon sisters. Elvira and Leonor were Monsignor Romero’s close friends, they have a lot of things from Monsignor Romero, like shirts, shoes, and they paid for the statue to be made in memory of their dear friend.

This tour was incredible because I can learn about Monsignor Romero and the same time I was learning about important moments in El Salvador’s history.

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Hello, I am Steven Portillo and I will continue sharing you about the next place that is, lake of coatepeque, this place is really beutiful, peaceful and I consider it as one of the bets place for speding time with family or friends, this lake is  located 18 kilometers south of the city of Santa Ana. It has an altitude of 745 meters above sea level, an area of 25.3 square kilometers, and a depth of 115 meters. When we got to the lake with my friends we went to eat something, we arrived early so we had all day to enjoy the lake, we ate some pupusas and we had chocolate, we also tried a coffee with liquor that we had never tried, after eating we made the decision to go to know the farm hope, we learned the process that is followed to harvest the coffee, they also grow other fruits such as watermelon. after knowing the farm we went to rest where we were staying, an hour later we went to the lake and the first thing we did, we took a boat ride on the lake and get to know its surroundings after the ride we rented a jet ski, we were curious to drive a jet ski, it was a great experience with the jet ski, there was also flyboard which are water boosters that elevate you, the experience with the flyboard was great, I had never tried them before but when I tried them I was delighted with it, the next time I visit the lake the first thing I will go to the lake and rent the flyboard, after enjoying the lake we went to eat, We were already hungry, after eating we also took some pictures, it was one of the best experiences that I had had with my friends and we will repeat it.

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Hello, I am Steven Portillo and I will continue sharing you about the next place that is, lake of coatepeque, this place is really beutiful, peaceful and I consider it as one of the bets place for speding time with family or friends, this lake is  located 18 kilometers south of the city of Santa Ana. It has an altitude of 745 meters above sea level, an area of 25.3 square kilometers, and a depth of 115 meters. When we got to the lake with my friends we went to eat something, we arrived early so we had all day to enjoy the lake, we ate some pupusas and we had chocolate, we also tried a coffee with liquor that we had never tried, after eating we made the decision to go to know the farm hope, we learned the process that is followed to harvest the coffee, they also grow other fruits such as watermelon. after knowing the farm we went to rest where we were staying, an hour later we went to the lake and the first thing we did, we took a boat ride on the lake and get to know its surroundings after the ride we rented a jet ski, we were curious to drive a jet ski, it was a great experience with the jet ski, there was also flyboard which are water boosters that elevate you, the experience with the flyboard was great, I had never tried them before but when I tried them I was delighted with it, the next time I visit the lake the first thing I will go to the lake and rent the flyboard, after enjoying the lake we went to eat, We were already hungry, after eating we also took some pictures, it was one of the best experiences that I had had with my friends and we will repeat it.

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Now I will tell you about our last route of this trip. Finally we culminate our great and fun route with: "the route de La Paz" which is located in the department of Morazán, east of El Salvador.  This route includes several municipalities, which are now destinations that no tourist should miss and are also sites of historical interest, in fact many of these populations suffered the onslaught of the civil war that occurred.

Our stop was in Perquin, third considered as the capital of the La Paz route.  Actually, Perquin is better known for being a region controlled by the armed forces in the armed conflict that ended until 1992. While we were eating in a restaurant, a friend came up with the great idea of ​​going to the museum of the Salvadoran Revolution  ;  We finished eating and we went directly there, it was fun and a little sad to learn more about our country.  Just thinking that many people suffered when this event occurred is a bit unsettling;  but not everything was sad, I remember that a friend slipped in the mud and fell silent in a very dramatic way, he was dirty most of the afternoon, how good he was wearing a shirt underneath.  Then we left the museum and went to buy more snacks for the trip back to our house.