We will start this tour by picking you up at the lobby of your hotel in San Salvador. Our staff will follow all bio security protocols for your well-being.
Relax and enjoy the road trip that will lead us to 5 beautiful destinations in La Ruta de Las Flores or the Flowers Route.Our first stop will be the department of Sonsonate. Getting to this point will only take us one hour. This is a small town full of history. It was founded in 1824. Its name comes from the indigenous language Nahuat and means Big River. Get to know this first stop of the tour and get ready for what´s next on the route.Since the pupusas are a traditional Salvadoran dish, we will take you to the most iconic place in Izalco where you can find dozens of pupusas stores. We are talking about The Pupusodromo, right beside the park and in front of the church in the town of Izalco.
These pupusas are different from others in different departments since they are made in clay comal and using firewood which gives them a better and unique taste.
Relax, enjoy, and Bon Appetit!
After eating pupusas, we will walk through the Izalco town to know more about its history, traditions, and people.Nahuizalco is a little charming town. Its name comes from indigenous Nahuatl origins. It has a central plaza, regular markets, and a night market, unique in the entire country. This night market was created from the need of its people who worked all they needed to buy groceries at night... little by little this market was created and now it is a symbol of Nahuizalco. It has many handicrafts, murals, and traditions to fall in love with.The city of Juayua has different attractions, starting with plant nurseries, coffee plantations, gastronomy, waterfalls, and its historic gastronomic fair which takes place every weekend in the central plaza since 1997.Concepción de Ataco is a must on your visit to El Salvador. It's a vibrant colored town, with warm people and great traditions. One of its most great traditions is called Lanterns Day, and Día de Los Farolitos in Spanish. This is a tradition that has taken place for 200+ years.
We will visit the town, walk in its cobblestone streets between colonial houses, take pictures in front of breathtaking murals, and appreciate their artisanal handicrafts.
This town is also known for its great restaurant offer, from traditional Salvadorian food to gourmet dishes. There´s an option for everyone.The last destination of our tour in La Ruta de las Flores is Salcoatitan. This town is famous for its handicrafts, traditional food, lovely weather, and nice people.We will return to San Salvador early at night, at the end of the tour. We hope that you enjoy all the stops, the traditions, the history, and the great scenery of every town. We show you El Salvador with lots of love, hoping you fall in love with it as much as we do. Thank you for traveling with us.
