Monseñor Oscar Arnulfo Romero
Monsignor Oscar Arnulfo Romero, better known as Monseñor Romero, was an outstanding character at the end of the 1970s when yield started the civil war in El Salvador. His …
Salvadoran tamales
Salvadoran tamales have been part of the typical gastronomy of our country for years. This delicious dish is prepared with base and white corn masa in the Center mass …
Flower of izote
Izote flower is the national flower of El Salvador, which is also considered as one of the national symbols of El Salvador. A curious fact is that this flower …
Day of mother in El Salvador
According to the history in El Salvador, in the 20th century, the mother’s day was celebrated the second or third Sunday in the month of February. However, it was …
A Salvadoran Colón ticket
The Salvadoran Colón was the currency circulating in the country until the year 2000, when the US dollar was put in circulation. By this time both currencies circulated, but …
San Andrés, El Salvador archaeological site
This Archaeological Park is located 37 KMS. San Salvador, on the highway that leads to Santa Ana, located towards the center of the Valley of Zapotitán, on the banks …
The poza of the Bululú (Legend)
An old legend says that in the Department of Sonsonate is located a river called Sensunapán, according to this legend, which has been handed down for generations in this …
Plan de La Laguna Botanical Garden
The Plan de La Laguna Botanical Garden is located in what was a crater. The volcano erupted 2,200 years ago, with the passage of time formed a lagoon within …
La Palma, Chalatenango
La Palma was founded in 1815, six years before the independence of Central America in 1821; achieving the title of city on September 3, 1959. The city is located …
Salvadoran whistles
The Salvadoran whistles are well known in our country, since they serve as food accompanying some meals. The best-known forms of preparation are: Tin freídos Tin soup with egg. …
