El Salvador
Wandering cobblestone streets lined with colorful buildings afford glimpses into daily life, from locals socializing in the central plaza to artisans plying their trades.
Formerly serving as the capital of El Salvador, this colonial gem retains relics of its regal past with its well-preserved Spanish architecture and ancient churches. Towering over the skyline is the iconic hulk of Cerro de las Pavas, its verdant slopes laced with trails inviting hikers to take in sweeping panoramas of rippling countryside. Nearby volcanoes and Ilopango Lake can be spotted from the summit, rewarding those who make the climb. Cultural offerings also abound, from outdoor art exhibitions to experimental theater productions. Meanwhile, the mouthwatering chorizos that give the town its reputation are a must-try for any visitor.
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