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El Salvador’s Kilometer Zero, nestled in San Salvador’s Historic Center, marks where all national distances begin—an iconic landmark beside the Metropolitan Cathedral.

Discover Salvadoran tortillas: thick, hearty, and rooted in ancient Mesoamerican tradition. Learn how they differ from Mexican styles and why they’re a daily staple.

Ciudad Merliot is a bustling residential-commercial zone in La Libertad, straddling two municipalities.

How many earthquakes have occurred? What was the most recent? Which were the deadliest? When will … Earthquakes in El Salvador [Timeline]Read more

El Salvador borders Guatemala, Honduras, and the Pacific. Its Gulf of Fonseca ties to Nicaragua. History and geopolitics define its compact, strategic Central American footprint.

The maquilishuat, scientifically known as Tabebuia rosea, is not just a tree; it is a symbol … Maquilishuat: The National Tree of El SalvadorRead more

Discover El Salvador’s seasons: a journey from the sunlit clarity of the dry period to the flourishing freshness of the rainy season.

Discover which staple grains are essential in El Salvador, what they are commonly used for, and other interesting facts.

The National Flag of El Salvador. We’ll tell you what its colors mean, who created it, and where the idea for its design came from, among other things about the main national symbol of El Salvador, its national flag.

Discover the irresistible charm of pupusas, El Salvador’s iconic dish, cherished for their rich flavors and cultural significance.