El Salvador Culture
The Flowers and Palms Festival in Panchimalco: A Colorful Celebration of Religion and Culture
If you’re planning a trip to El Salvador in early May or are a local looking for activities during the first week of the month, there is one event you definitely shouldn’t miss: the Flowers and Palms Festival in Panchimalco. … Read more
The Day of the Cross in El Salvador: A Colorful Tradition Rooted in Faith and Heritage
As the dry season gives way to the first signs of rain, El Salvador bursts into a vibrant celebration of color, faith, and gratitude. On May 3, across patios, front yards, parks, and city plazas, you’ll see them—crosses made from … Read more
Famous Buildings in El Salvador: Exploring El Salvador’s Architecture and Most Iconic Buildings
El Salvador’s architecture reflects a vibrant mix of history and modernity, which is seen in famous buildings like the National Theater, BINAES, and the National Palace, drawing visitors from around the world. These architectural structures in El Salvador are of … Read more
Salvadoran Catholics Mourn Pope Francis While Honoring the Legacy He Left in El Salvador
The news of Pope Francis’s death has resonated worldwide, but few places feel the loss as profoundly as El Salvador. Devoted Salvadoran Catholics view Pope Francis’s passing not just as the end of a papacy but as the loss of … Read more
2025 Expo Mango El Salvador Ichanmichen! The Ideal Event to Enjoy Tasty Mango Foods, Drinks, and Sweets
Get ready for a flavorful celebration at the 2025 Expo Mango El Salvador Ichanmichen, happening April 27 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Ichanmichen Recreational Park in Zacatecoluca. With a general admission of just $1.50, this vibrant event … Read more
Joya de Ceren Archaeological Park in El Salvador: A UNESCO Maya Village Preserved in Volcanic Ash
The Joya de Cerén Archaeological Park in El Salvador, often dubbed the Pompeii of the Americas, was a pre-Columbian Maya farming community located in the Zapotitan Valley in the department of La Libertad. Located just 38 kilometers from downtown San … Read more
Sensuntepeque Good Friday Carpet: El Salvador’s Vibrant Path of Faith and Tradition
One of the most symbolic traditions of El Salvador’s Holy Week celebrations is the colorful street carpets created nationwide for the Holy Burial procession on Good Friday. The highly decorated street rugs during Good Friday are one of the traditions … Read more
Holy Week in El Salvador: A Vibrant Celebration of Faith and Tradition
Holy Week in El Salvador is one of the most celebrated cultural traditions of the country; it is a time that Salvadorans use for prayer, reflection, and gratitude. These festivities are also a time to get together with family and … Read more
Procession of the Christs of Izalco: Holy Thursday Salvadoran Tradition that Preserves Heritage
As in past years, Indigenous residents, parishioners of Izalco, and visitors alike will participate in the Procession of the Christs of Izalco. This Salvadoran tradition unfolds yearly on Holy Thursday during the Easter Week celebrations. During the Procession of the … Read more