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In El Salvador there are numerous archaeological sites that are part of the Mayan Route.

The Mayan, Pipil and Lenca civilizations formed their settlements in this land, where some of their ceremonial centers such as:

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Located in La Libertad, 30 minutes from the capital city.
Joya de Cerén is a pre-Columbian site in El Salvador that stages the daily life of the indigenous settlements before the Spanish conquest which was accidentally discovered in 1976. A unique place in all of Mesoamerica.

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SAN ANDRÉS 32 Km. From San Salvador, and only 3 Km. Away from Joya de Cerén, is this ceremonial archaeological site.

San Andrés constituted a regional, ceremonial and administrative council center between the years 600 to 900 AD. There is a work of indigo dating from the colonial era that was buried by the eruption of the Playón Volcano in the year 1658 AD.

San Andrés has been a place of important findings, among them, a religious scepter elaborated in flint.

The complex has an area of approximately 35 hectares and is one of the largest pre-Hispanic centers in El Salvador.

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Tazumal is a unique site that highlights the traces of the indigenous civilization that dominated our country before the colonial era, its meaning "place where souls are consumed" in the Nahua-Quiché language. His first reference dates from the year 1892, formally registered in 1940 by Stanley Boggs, who had the opportunity to identify 13 structures.

Within its 24-meter-high structure, tombs were found with more than 116 vessels, jade jewelry, iron pyrite mirrors, ball game devices and lizard-shaped pottery.

In Tazumal is also the "Stone of Victories", which is a monolith of Olmec influence, which presents four different petroglyphs on its four sides and belongs to the year 700 a.C.

This area is within the western archaeological area with an approximate area of ​​10 square kilometers; and where other places of equal historical wealth are also located, such as Casa Blanca, El Trapiche and surrounding areas.

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It is one of the 10 best beaches in the world to practice surfing.
It is also excellent for snorkeling and shallow diving.
Its seabed is rocky and clearly shows the habitat of oysters, lobsters and corals, especially in summer (from November to April).

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"On this beach there is a wide variety of restaurants offering sea delicacies and accommodation for surfers and tourists. For surfers, there is a workshop for surf boards and instructors.EL TUNCO"

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"On this beach there is a wide variety of restaurants offering sea delicacies and accommodation for surfers and tourists. For surfers, there is a workshop for surf boards and instructors.EL TUNCO"

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On this beach there is a wide variety of restaurants offering sea delicacies and accommodation for surfers and tourists. For surfers, there is a workshop for surf boards and instructors.

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Los Cóbanos has a beautiful beach, with golden sands, located on the largest rocky reef in the North Pacific. It is a protected area where you can witness the conservation and release of marine turtles in danger of extinction. Ideal for diving where you can see the coral formations, ships sunk for 120 years.

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El Pital is the highest mountain in El Salvador. It is one of the most important hills in the department of Chalatenango and has an elevation of 2,730 meters above sea level. In addition to fresh weather, El Pital has a humid forest consisting of trees such as pine, oak, oak and cypress.

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It is a beautiful park of pleasant temperature, which has very nice paths, shaded by the most diverse species of plants and trees, it is an excellent place for bird watching, walking on trails, picnics, outdoor games or just to rest in a hammock.

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Pupusa is the most famous traditional food in El Salvador. Salvadorean people love pupusas, there is no one who does not love them. There are all kinds of pupusas, for example, rice, corn, paper and other combinations, for example, stuffed with cheese, beans, chicharron, chicken and many more. When foreigners visit El Salvador they should always try the famous pupusas. Olocuilta and Planes del Renderos are famous places to eat pupusas.

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Chilate is native to Central America, but it is a traditional food of the country. It is common for Salvadorean people to drink chilate. It is a drink made from corn and cocoa with other ingredients, for example, ginger, pepper, cinnamon and others. It has a very peculiar flavor, but delicious for many. Salvadorean families enjoy taking chilate in the afternoons with their families. In the tourist towns of the country it is usual to see many chilate sales, although there are many places to drink chilate with family or friends.

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La Palma is a town in the north of the country, municipality of Chalatenango. It is famous for several reasons, the first was the first place in which the Guerrilla and the Salvadoran army worked that culminated with the peace agreements. Currently, La Palma is the place with the most crafts in the country and is completely painted with works by the artist Fernando Llort. Every Salvadorean loves La Palma because of its climate and its people are very friendly.

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Suchitoto is famous for its architecture. Located in the department of Cuscatlan, it has a beautiful view of the artificial lake Suchitlan. Tourists enjoy the colonial architecture of the town, for example, its church, the houses and the cobblestone streets of the town. Its climate is warm and its people very friendly. Lake Suchitlan is a tourist place, tourists usually take boat trips on the lake or share their time in the beautiful restaurants of Suchitoto.