 | Archeological Tour- Joya de Ceren | | During the classical period (250-900 A.D.) the area of the Zapotitan Valley had a demographic explosion in the Center of El Salvador, with the founding of several population centers. San Andres appears to have been the county seat and Joya de Ceren, one of the towns under its domain. more information |
 | Archbishop Romero –Salvadoran Martyr | | Archbishop Oscar Arnulfo Romero is one of the most world-wide famous people of El Salvador. Also known as the “father of the poor”, his assassination still remains unjusticed. He was shot while offering a mass in 1980, and now a decree from the Vatican is left pending, in order to name him the first Central American Saint. more information |
 | Cultural Perquin | | Perquín has long served as a cultural and commercial bridge between southern Honduras and northeastern El Salvador, regions that both reflect the influence of the indigenous Lenca people. more information |
 | Historic Perquin | | Perquin is a town founded by Lenca Indian tribes. Its name means “Way of Embers”. It is a town surrounded by coffee plantations and green pine trees. Today, Perquin is the Capital of the Route of Peace. It got this name for the tranquility now being experienced, after 12 years of extremely harsh military activities in these mountains. more information |
 | La Palma | | “La Sierra Madre” (The Mother Mountain Chain) is located on the northern part of El Salvador. In it we find the towns of La Palma, San Ignacio and Citalá. We will visit the towns and their art craft workshops with their distinctive colors and figures depicting the Salvadoran customs as well as recent local history. We will make our own souvenir to take back home, and the best one will win a prize. Some children from the town will dance for us and play autochthonous music. We will have lunch at one of the local restaurants. Included: air conditioned transportation and guide. Cost of lunch is not included. more information |
 | Suchitoto | | This colonial city, with its warm climate, architectural beauty and rich cultural heritage offers a number of interesting attractions to its visitors. Throughout Suchitoto you will find archeological ruins from its first inhabitants dating back to 1525, picturesque streets with colorful houses made of mud and clay, as well as many varied establishments such as galleries, bars restaurants and artisan shops. more information |
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