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Parades and Protests: El Salvador Celebrates Independence Day
Yesterday, Salvadorans took to the streets to celebrate 203 years of independence with patriotic parades and other cultural events. On the other hand, Salvadorans also took to the streets and protested against the Bukele administration. The capital city was the … Read more

What is the Best Time to Visit El Salvador? Deciding on the Best Time to Explore El Salvador!
El Salvador is a beautiful country boasting an array of attractions, from pristine beaches and picturesque volcanic landscapes to vibrant small towns with a rich cultural heritage. While the country offers diverse attractions throughout the year, understanding the best time … Read more

Should you visit San Salvador, El Salvador’s capital city?
It is not a secret that most people that visit El Salvador do it because of its excellent beaches, the colorful small towns, and natural spots like volcanoes. Only a few people venture to the smallest country in Latin America … Read more

El Salvador Arts and Crafts: The Craftsmanship of Salvadoran Artisans
The El Salvador traditional crafts are made in small colorful towns that aim to show and keep alive Salvadoran culture and religion. El Salvador arts and crafts are well known all over Central America and in many other countries. Making … Read more

Why Visit El Salvador. 10 Reasons to Visit El Salvador this Year
El Salvador is the smallest country in Central America and not your usual tourist destination. Most travelers looking to visit Central America look first at popular destinations such as Costa Rica or Panama. However, visitors shouldn’t dismiss visiting the smallest … Read more

Forty years on, a locked-down El Salvador remembers the assassination of Archbishop Oscar Romero online
Saint Oscar Arnulfo Romero Galdamez was born on August 15, 1917, in Ciudad Barrios, a municipality in the department of San Miguel, in the Republic of El Salvador. He was a Catholic priest, the fourth metropolitan archbishop of San Salvador … Read more