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 invites visitors to taste over 10 delicious mango varieties and savor a wide range of dishes featuring the juicy tropical fruit.
The Expo Mango event has something for everyone, from sweet treats to savory dishes. Whether you’re a mango fan or just looking for a fun-food-packed day, Expo Mango guarantees plenty of flavor and local vibe!
Expo Mango El Salvador is a family-oriented yearly event focused on one of El Salvador’s most beloved fruits. The event is organized by the Salvadoran Institute of Tourism (ISTU).
The event’s principal objective is to support agrotourism in Zacatecoluca and to allow local entrepreneurs to show and offer visitors the different products that can be made from this tasty Salvadoran fruit.
Zacatecoluca is known for growing a variety of mangoes, such as Panades mango, plum, apple tree, Cuma, lemon, pineapple, Indian, Mechudo, and others; they are all grown in the area near Ichanmichen.
The expo is the perfect place to try more than 10 varieties of mangoes and different dishes made with this juicy fruit. This gastronomic event has plenty of dishes catering to all visitors.
As in previous years, the 2025 Expo Mango will offer plenty of activities for families to enjoy and have plenty of tasty Mango dishes and drinks.
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Ichanmichen Recreation Park
Ichanmichen Recreation Park is located 52 kilometers from the capital city of San Salvador. The park has two children’s swimming pools and five ponds; it is a fantastic location to spend time with family or friends enjoying tasty Mangoes.
The admission fee will be minimal and free for children under six and adults over 60. Also, the ISTU usually offers happy buses to the expo, which traditionally depart from Plaza Barrios in downtown San Salvador.
