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What are some tourist attractions for el salvador?

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What are some tourist attractions for el salvador?

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  1. I think San Salvador the capital is known, for many attractions...like the Volcano, the Cerro Verde and many others.  You might also want to visit the Coast, known for beautiful beaches.  Be careful as in most places always use common sense. Hope it helps! good luck!

    P.S don't listen to the media or other people it's really NOT as bad as they make it sound.


  2. Sadly the USA by sending all the Illegal MS13 gang members back to El Salvador it has become a very dangerous place and MS13 is recruiting down there

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  3. There is an incredible amount of things to do when visiting El Salvador.  Below are a few suggestions:

    Visit many of the ruins. Joya De Ceren is one of the best and most complete.

    Take the Ruta De Las Flores - You'll view a string of charming western towns - Visit Juayuya for the hiking and Ataco for the colonial setting.

    Visit San Salvador. The cultural heart of the country, with a hopping nightlife, top-notch museums, and a packed events calendar.

    Suchitoto - A laid-back colonial town with magnificent views and a great arts scene.

    Visit any of the many national parks. My favorite - Parque Nacional El Imposible starts in Tacuba and is a long gorgeous hike that is mostly downhill.

    Try surfing, as it is becoming big in El Salvador. Go to el Sunzal and KM59.

    Visit the many water parks. Atecozol and Entre Rios are excellent! The pools in Atecozol are amazing, and the thermal waters of Entre Rios are said to be therapeutic.

    Finally, you can't go wrong with any of the beaches out there. They are incredibly fun and inexpensive. You can also try private beach clubs (Tatami, Salinitas, DeCameron, etc) and pay a daily fee.

    As for nightclubs, I can't really recommend any as I don't know where you'll be staying, but San Salvador has many nightclubs you can go to. Pick up the Thursday edition of La Prensa Grafica for clubs and events happening that weekend.

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