El Salvador Culture


MARTE Art Museum of El Salvador

MARTE: The Art Museum of El Salvador Showcasing Exceptional Art Collections


The Art Museum of El Salvador, known as MARTE, is a nonprofit cultural institution highlighting vibrant artistic items through its semi-permanent, temporary, and small exhibitions of local and international art. Located in the capital city of San Salvador, the art museum offers diverse exhibitions of national and foreign artists in … Read more

Jocote Corona Fair at Cerro Verde National Park

Experience and Enjoy the 2024 Jocote Corona Fair at Cerro Verde National Park: October 19-20


The Salvadoran Tourism Institute (ISTU) announced that the Corona Jocote Fair will be held on October 19 and 20 at Cerro Verde National Park, with an admission fee of $2 per person. On both days, activities will start at 8:00 a.m. and end at 5:00 p.m. “We already have a … Read more

Independence Day in El Salvador

Unveiling the Splendor of Independence Day in El Salvador: The September 15 Festivities!


Independence Day in El Salvador is celebrated every year on September 15. During the September 15 Festivities, El Salvador comes alive with vibrant celebrations, colorful parades, and patriotic fervor as the nation commemorates its independence from Spanish colonial rule. El Salvador observes Independence Day in November along with other Central … Read more

El Salvador Foods

20 Traditional Salvadoran Foods to Try Today. The Culinary Treasures of El Salvador


El Salvador Foods. The best traditional Salvadoran foods are Pupusas, Tamales, Yuca Frita con Chicharon, different types of soups, Empanadas, Pastelitos, Quesadillas, Panes con Pollo, and desserts. These typical Salvadoran foods have unique flavors that make them popular with locals and foreigners. Salvadoran foods are a mixture of Spanish cuisine … Read more

Día de Los Farolitos in Ahuachapan

Day of the Lanterns or Día de Los Farolitos in Ahuachapan: Illuminating El Salvador’s Cultural Legacy


The Day of the Lanterns, or El Día de los Farolitos in Ahuachapan, is a Salvadoran tradition celebrated yearly on September 7th. On this evening, the streets of districts in Ahuachapan come alive with thousands of bright lanterns, creating a magical and festive atmosphere. The lanterns are placed along streets, … Read more