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Nahuizalco is a destination rich in history and traditional crafts.
One of Nahuizalco's most visited sites is the Náhuat Pipil Commemorative Museum, where you can learn about local indigenous heritage and historical accounts of the 1932 massacre, which left a profound mark on El Salvador's history.
Cultural identity remains strong among Nahuizalco's residents, where people still wear traditional indigenous clothing.
Food is another highlight here. Try the canchules, a traditional tamale prepared especially for All Saints' Day. Another regional favorite is the yuca dough pupusa and steamed yuca served with tender pork.
Explore Nahuizalco's boutiques and artisan workshops to admire signature handicrafts and furniture, and buy directly from the makers.
Take time for the nature trail to the 40-meter high La Golondrinera waterfall. Browse the night market and visit the eighteenth-century San Juan Bautista Church.
