Morazán

Warm climate, a lot of history about the armed conflict, ideal places for hiking and camping can be found in Morazán, one of the largest departments in the eastern part of El Salvador.

It is characterized as an agricultural region and its municipalities offer rich stories, from pre-colonial to more contemporary.

One of the most notable sites is the Museum of the Revolution in Perquín, while in the canton El Mozote you can visit a monument dedicated to the victims of the armed conflict.

Its nature also provides great attractions, including the Devil’s Dance Floor and the Llano del Muerto. Among its waterfalls, Poza La Culebra stands out. In addition, it has rivers such as the Sapo River.

The ancient culture has several special spaces in this department, and you could enjoy the Cacaopera dance and the Corinto Caves, the latter site housing millennial rock paintings.