El Espino beach
El Espino beach is located in the Department of Usulután, is one of the beaches most of El Salvador, and for being a beautiful and warm beach is an …
San Salvador volcano (Boqueron)
Quezaltepeque volcano is located to the West of the city of San Salvador and is a complex massif which includes peaks: Picacho (1,967 meters above sea level) and wild …
Chilate
The chilate is a drink native to Central America, prepared from chile, roasted corn and cocoa and is usually that add anise, pepper, ginger and cinnamon. The chilate is …
Pupusas
The pupusas with a traditional meal throughout El Salvador, anywhere in the country can find a place that sells pupusas (pupuserÃa), any day of the week. The pupusas are …
La Siguanaba
The Sihuanaba, commonly called The Siguanaba. The legend says that a woman Sihuanaba, originally called Sihuehuet (Beautiful Woman), had an affair with the son of the god Tlaloc, which …
Museo de Arte de El Salvador
The Museo de Arte de El Salvador (MARTE), located in the city of San Salvador, is a private, nonprofit responsible for the preservation and dissemination of visual arts in …
The Soccer War (1969)
The so-called Soccer War or the War of the 100 hours was named by the coincidence of this fact with those derived from a football game that pitted national …
El Carbonero
“El Carbonero” a song considered by many Salvadorans as the second national anthem, was the brainchild of Don Pancho Lara, born in 1900 in the Hacienda La Presa in …
Fiestas Agostinas
The Agostinas Fiestas are you celebrate August 6, are dedicated to the patron saint, “El Salvador del Mundo”, also called. The Agostinas holidays are the most important festivities in …
Day of the Dead in El Salvador
The Day of the Dead is a celebration throughout El Salvador. It is customary to go to the cemetery to pray and place flowers on the graves of loved …
