Arqueological Parks

Arqueological Parks

Joya de Cerén Archaeological Park

Joya de Cerén Archaeological Park is a remarkable pre-Hispanic site that offers a glimpse into daily life in the Mayan civilization. Declared a World Heritage Site in 1993 and often called "The Pompeii of the Americas" for its similarity to the famous Italian archaeological site, this is a must-see destination in El Salvador.

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San Andres Archaeological Park

Ciudad Arce and San Juan Opico: La Libertad Centro. San Andrés is one of El Salvador's largest pre-Hispanic centers. San Andrés probably served as a regional capital between 600 and 900 AD. This ancient community sprawled over 200 hectares or more and included a monumental center surrounded by a broad residential area.

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El Tazumal Archaeological Park

Chalchuapa: Santa Ana Oeste. Explore ancient Mayan structures, including a ball court and temples, at Tazumal Archaeological Park in Chalchuapa. Tazumal hosted a significant and sophisticated Mayan settlement from 100 to 1200 AD. After this lengthy occupation, the site was abandoned around 1200 AD and now offers a treasure trove of history.

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Cihuatán Archaeological Park

Aguilares: San Salvador Norte. Discover one of El Salvador's pre-Hispanic cities, an impressive ceremonial Mayan center spanning 42 hectares and includes pyramids, platforms, walls, a palace, and other structures.

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Casa Blanca Archaeological Park

Chalchuapa: Santa Ana Oeste. Explore Mayan civilization, traditional indigo dyeing, and El Salvador's rich historical heritage. At Casa Blanca you will discover a pre-Hispanic ceremonial center with varied mounds and structures, immersing you in the mystical atmosphere of ancient history surrounded by nature.

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Joya de Cerén Archaeological Park

Joya de Cerén Archaeological Park is a remarkable pre-Hispanic site that offers a glimpse into daily life in the Mayan civilization. Declared a World Heritage Site in 1993 and often called "The Pompeii of the Americas" for its similarity to the famous Italian archaeological site, this is a must-see destination in El Salvador.

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San Andres Archaeological Park

Ciudad Arce and San Juan Opico: La Libertad Centro. San Andrés is one of El Salvador's largest pre-Hispanic centers. San Andrés probably served as a regional capital between 600 and 900 AD. This ancient community sprawled over 200 hectares or more and included a monumental center surrounded by a broad residential area.

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El Tazumal Archaeological Park

Chalchuapa: Santa Ana Oeste. Explore ancient Mayan structures, including a ball court and temples, at Tazumal Archaeological Park in Chalchuapa. Tazumal hosted a significant and sophisticated Mayan settlement from 100 to 1200 AD. After this lengthy occupation, the site was abandoned around 1200 AD and now offers a treasure trove of history.

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Cihuatán Archaeological Park

Aguilares: San Salvador Norte. Discover one of El Salvador's pre-Hispanic cities, an impressive ceremonial Mayan center spanning 42 hectares and includes pyramids, platforms, walls, a palace, and other structures.

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Casa Blanca Archaeological Park

Chalchuapa: Santa Ana Oeste. Explore Mayan civilization, traditional indigo dyeing, and El Salvador's rich historical heritage. At Casa Blanca you will discover a pre-Hispanic ceremonial center with varied mounds and structures, immersing you in the mystical atmosphere of ancient history surrounded by nature.

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