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National Pupusa Day: Exploring the Heart of El Salvador’s Culinary Heritage
National Pupusa Day is a Salvadoran national holiday celebrated on the second Sunday in November. The National Day of Pupusas pays tribute to one of the country’s most beloved culinary treasures: the pupusa. This day is more than a simple … Read more
El Boqueron National Park: A Must-Visit Volcano Escape Just Minutes from El Salvador’s Capital
El Boquerón National Park sits atop the San Salvador volcano, just 23 kilometers from the historic center of the capital. It is a top tourist destination in the San Salvador metropolitan area. This protected reserve is home to rich biodiversity, … Read more
Eramón Hill: The Epic Hike in Chalatenango That Rewards You With Unforgettable Scenic Views
Some places don’t just impress you—they reset your idea of what beauty looks like. Eramón Hill or Cerro Eramón is one of those places, the kind that rewards anyone willing to trade comfort for wonder. Located in the northern district … Read more
El Salvador Becomes the Only Central American Nation to Double Its Tourism Revenue in Just Ten Years
El Salvador’s tourism industry hasn’t just grown—it has rewritten the regional playbook. While neighboring countries are still recovering or advancing at a slower pace, El Salvador has managed to more than double its tourism revenue in just ten years. According … Read more
Lake Guija El Salvador: Top Activities, Scenic Spots, and Why This Border Lake Deserves a Visit
In the far northwest of El Salvador lies a shimmering body of water that bridges two nations—Lake Guija (Lago de Güija). Shared between El Salvador and Guatemala, this vast volcanic lake is one of the region’s most fascinating natural and … Read more
El Salvador Finalizes $65M CABEI Loan to Launch Second Phase of Surf City Coastal Infrastructure Project
SANTA TECLA, El Salvador — A new wave of coastal development is expected to improve infrastructure in the coastal areas as part of the Surf City El Salvador project. The government of El Salvador and the Central American Bank for … Read more
El Escuco Waterfall in Sonsonate: Swimming, Rappelling, and Cultural Roots in One Epic Destination
Located in the Santo Domingo de Guzmán district in Sonsonate, the Escuco Waterfall was once used for domestic purposes. Today, it has transformed into a beloved destination for both locals and foreign travelers. Escuco Waterfall doesn’t just appear—it overwhelms you. … Read more