Customs and Traditions
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
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
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
Cultural Extravaganza: Celebrating the 2024 August Festivities in San Salvador
Once again, the August Festivities in San Salvador are here, and the nation’s capital is ready to display its cultural extravaganza. During these festivities, the vibrant capital comes alive with a colorful array of cultural events and joyous religious traditions. The August Festivities in San Salvador are from August 1 … Read more
July Festivities in Santa Ana El Salvador. Get to know them today!
El Salvador is a small country with only 21,000 square kilometers; however, this small nation is full of customs and traditions that showcase the country’s heritage. The Santa Ana July festivities or Fiestas Julias de Santa Ana is one of these celebrations worth experiencing. The festivities in Santa Ana El … Read more
Explore the Flowers and Palms Festival in Panchimalco, El Salvador: Discover the Vibrant Traditions
The Flowers and Palms festival in Panchimalco is a yearly celebration on the first weekend of May. The festival coincides with the arrival of El Salvador’s rainy season and is a mixture of Catholic Christian traditions and pre-Columbian customs. During this colorful weekend, the town of Panchimalco becomes even brighter … Read more
The Day of the Cross in El Salvador: A Celebration of Faith and Heritage
The Day of the Cross in El Salvador is celebrated yearly on May 3rd. It is a beloved Salvadoran tradition where people adorn crosses made from Jiote trees with fruits, flowers, and paper ornaments, symbolizing faith, heritage, and community celebration. This Salvadoran tradition has pre-Hispanic and Christian roots that date … Read more