Its city proper has the third largest population in Central America after Guatemala City and Managua. However, Greater San Salvador is the second most populated metropolitan area in Central America after Greater Guatemala City.

Also known as "Way To California", it was founded by the British colonist Sir Francis Drake while on route to northern California. El Puerto has been home to many foreigners.  Is a tourist site for many international surfers.

 Tazumal includes a series of Maya ruins, including ceremonial architecture, that date to about AD100-1200. The site includes an intricate water drainage system, a few tombs, adjacent minor pyramids, palaces and excavated ritual objects. 

Suchitoto is widely known throughout El Salvador for its church and for its cobblestone roads. It has an excellent view of Suchitlán lake, which is an artificial lake formed in the Lempa river and the Cerrón Grande dam.

Ataco has started its tourism business in the late 2004, prior to that the most visited colonial village was Apaneca, a village 20 minutes away from Ataco, after people realized Ataco has more opportunities and that its a much cheerful village, people starting investing in Ataco.

Costa del Sol one of the most amazing beaches in the country, with the highest standars in most of the different  resorts and hotels, the combination of beach and mongrove sailing river mouth named as La Puntilla.

El Imposible National Park   It was established on 1 January 1989 and covers an area of 38.20 square kilometres. It has an altitude of  1,425 metres. was entered on the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative Lists 

 is a volcanic caldera in El Salvador in Central America. The caldera was formed during a series of major rhyolitic explosive eruptions between about 72,000 and 57,000 years ago.

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