Santo Domingo de Guzmán

If you visit this town you will be welcomed with a privileged climate, its diversity of flora and fauna, crystal-clear water, and tourist sites that will captivate you.

It is considered “The Cradle of the Náhuat-Pipil culture,” its culture, traditions, and gastronomy are a complete experience that takes you back to various historical periods of this town, which still preserves adobe houses, clay-tile roofs, and crafts.

Among its attractions are the red-clay pottery workshops, where artisans carry out the creation process of comales, pots, kitchen utensils, crafts, and other products; tourists can also visit to see their making.

In its streets you can obtain a souvenir made from this famous red clay, as well as enjoy a variety of typical dishes, cold and hot drinks.

You cannot leave this place without seeing its famous Cascada El Escuco, which has a stunning water drop, where you can enjoy a refreshing swim.