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Joya de Ceren and Tazumal, ancient history in El Salvador
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 …
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Joya de Ceren and Tazumal – Through My Lens
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.
Santa Ana, Buried Cities and Ancient Pyramids! Viva El Salvador!!
In the fourth vlog of his Round the World the Wrong Way Trip, the host explores Santa Ana, El Salvador, sampling local cuisine and touring the Teatro Nacional. The video also features historical sites, including the ancient village of Joya de Ceren and the Tazumal pyramid. Enjoy the journey!
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