Suchitoto, El Salvador, is a picturesque town ideal for a day trip from San Salvador, boasting stunning Lake Suchitlan views, a charming town square with Santa Lucia church, and unique attractions like Centro Arte Para La Paz and the Museum of Plates.
The author shares their experiences in San Salvador, El Salvador's capital. They found it generally safe, enjoyed various attractions like churches, a museum, and the Mercado Central, and hiked up Volcan San Salvador. The city, while having its risks, offers interesting sights and cultural insights, making it a worthwhile destination for travelers.
Today's post highlights the beauty of San Salvador, the capital of El Salvador, showcasing its churches, squares, and a vibrant market, with plans to share more about its attractions in future posts. Enjoy the journey!
The author shares their day trip along the Ruta de las Flores in El Salvador, highlighting their solo experience after traveling with a friend who was unwell. They describe visiting picturesque towns like Apaneca and Ataco, enjoying local cuisine, vibrant street art, and beautiful views, while navigating challenging bus logistics.
Howdy all. Well, this is the story of how I almost climbed the Santa Ana Volcano, the Volcan de Santa Ana, back in April this year. I’ll try and talk a bit about logistics too. I was there with Graham and the good news is that although I did not make it to the top …
The post highlights a photographic journey to Volcan de Santa Ana and the Ruta de las Flores, both accessible from Santa Ana. Although the author didn't reach the volcano's peak or time the visit for blooming flowers, they share vibrant experiences, including views of Lake Coatepeque and colorful local buses.
G’day folks. Today’s post continues on from the previous one earlier this week where I wrote about the city of Santa Ana, in the north of El Salvador. Now, as amazing as these places are, the important thing if you are visiting as an independent traveller rather than on a tour is to get the …
Continue reading Joya de Ceren and Tazumal, ancient history in El Salvador
In mid-April, the author shares their journey to Santa Ana, El Salvador, with a friend. They stayed at a family-run hostal and enjoyed local highlights, such as Parque Libertad, Teatro Nacional, and Catedral de Nuestra Senora. They explored nearby historical sites like Joya de Ceren and Tazumal, experiencing local cuisine.
The author recounts their journey from Panama to San Salvador, highlighting challenges faced at the airport regarding onward travel tickets. Despite initial complications, they successfully navigated the requirements and boarded their flight. Upon arrival in El Salvador, they observed the country's transformation into a safer place and looked forward to exploring further.
The post shares a photographic journey of El Salvador's historic sites, Joya de Ceren and Tazumal, visited in one day while in Santa Ana. Joya de Ceren, known as the 'Pompei of Central America', was an ancient village buried by volcanic ash. Tazumal features ancient structures, with the main pyramid dating between 100AD and 800AD.
A Scottish island girl exploring the world on a budget
exposing the inner-world of my brain
My second blog page
Put pictures on your travel dreams
The beautiful picture of angels makes you happy.
inspiring journeys and friendly advice
A Scottish island girl exploring the world on a budget
exposing the inner-world of my brain
My second blog page
Put pictures on your travel dreams
The beautiful picture of angels makes you happy.
inspiring journeys and friendly advice
Andy's World Journeys 