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Route to the Maya Archaeological Treasures
San Salvador, Departamento de San Salvador, El Salvador
About this experience
El Salvador has various archaeological sites and remnants of a great civilization. Around the Maya archaeological sites, one can enjoy a wonderful experience and the grandeur of the Pre-Hispanic Mesoamerican Empire in El Salvador.
Some of the most important sites to visit are: the archaeological site of Tazumal (located in Chalchuapa, Santa Ana department), the archaeological site of San Andrés (located in Valle de Zapotitán, La Libertad department), and the archaeological site of Joya de Cerén (located in San Juan Opico, La Libertad department). The latter site is an indigenous village that was found under 14 layers of volcanic ash and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993.
Includes: Transportation, bilingual guide, entrance, and activities.
Does not include: Meals or tips.
Recommendations:
-Sunscreen
-Sunglasses
-Comfortable shoes
Meeting Point
Meeting Point
San Salvador
Your Itinerary
01
Discover the essence of Nahuizalco
Tour the archaeological site known as the "Pompeii of America," an ancient indigenous community preserved under layers of volcanic ash.
02
Explore the San Andrés Archaeological Site
Learn about one of the most important political and ceremonial centers of the Maya civilization in El Salvador.
03
Tour Tazumal in Chalchuapa
Admire the impressive archaeological structures and discover the history of one of the most relevant Maya cities in the country.
04
Journey to the Mesoamerican past
Learn about the customs, architecture, and legacy of the pre-Hispanic cultures that inhabited Salvadoran territory.
What's Included
Private Unit
Max 4 people
Duration
Full Day (5-8h)
Meeting Point
San Salvador
Your guide will send you the exact location upon booking confirmation.