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Driving in El Salvador: A Guide to Navigating El Salvador’s Roads
To drive in El Salvador, you must be 18 years old and have a valid driver’s license from El Salvador or your home country with an unexpired passport. An international driver’s license is not required but recommended, especially if your … Read more
Olocuilta El Salvador: Pupusas and Beyond, the Culinary Delights of This Small Town
Olocuilta El Salvador is a municipality in La Paz recognized for its gastronomy, especially Pupusas. Olocuilta is known as the City of Pupusas thanks to its variety of Pupuserias and for making tasty rice Pupusas. Olocuilta El Salvador is located … Read more
Typical Salvadoran Breakfast: Exploring the Delicious Diversity of El Salvador’s Breakfast Cuisine!
The typical Salvadoran breakfast includes beans, eggs, fried plantains, cheese or sour cream, and tortillas or bread. Adding sausages and avocado to the traditional breakfast is typical. This tasty dish is part of El Salvador’s culture. Most Salvadorans consume a … Read more
10 Best places to live in El Salvador. Where to live in El Salvador?
The best places to live in El Salvador are San Salvador, La Libertad, Santa Ana, Santa Tecla, Antiguo Cuscatlan, Suchitoto, Juayua, El Tunco, Ahuachapan, and Chalatenango. El Salvador has excellent living options. If you want urban city living, look at … Read more
The Menace of Extortion in El Salvador. Breaking the Chains of Shakedowns
Over the last 25 years, extortion in El Salvador has been a formidable and pervasive problem that has cast a shadow of fear and instability over many Salvadorans and businesses. The extortion problem executed by these criminal groups has had … Read more
Best Mayan Ruins in El Salvador: Exploring the Archaeological Route in El Salvador
In El Salvador are the remains of a once-mighty civilization—the Mayan ruins. These ancient archaeological sites stand as witnesses to a Maya civilization that thrived in the Cuscatlan territory; it offer a portal into a world of mystique and wonder. … Read more
The ‘Day of the Dead’ sparks painful memories of violence in El Salvador
El Salvador is full of marvelous customs and traditions. Yet, there is one Salvadoran celebration that not many look forward to, me included: The “Day of the Dead” or All Souls Day, when like in many other countries with Christian backgrounds, families visit graveyards to commemorate their deceased loved ones. … Read more