Start of the journey to the eastern part of the country. During the tour, you'll enjoy views of the Jiboa Valley, an agricultural area surrounded by mountains and volcanoes, perfect for watching the sunrise.
A brief stop along the way for a typical Salvadoran breakfast or local coffee before continuing on to Morazán.
Arrival in the department of Morazán (Perquín), the beginning of a historic tour through one of the most emblematic regions of the Salvadoran armed conflict.
Explore the War Museum, which houses original photographs, uniforms, weapons, and documents from the conflict. You'll have the opportunity to chat with veterans and learn personal stories from the era.
Tour of historic conflict zones, visit some of the sites where clashes and bombings took place during the civil war. Learn about the peace and reconstruction processes after 1992.
Free lunch in Perquín. Enjoy time at your own expense at a local restaurant and sample typical dishes from eastern El Salvador, such as native corn pupusas, Indian chicken soup, or yuca with pork rinds.
Visit to the El Mozote hamlet and its Memorial, transfer to El Mozote, a historic site where one of the greatest tragedies of the conflict occurred, and visit the Victims' Memorial, a space for peace, reflection, and homage to the country's historical memory.
Begin the return journey to the capital, enjoying the country's interior landscapes and the sunset over the Jiboa Valley.
End the tour with an enriching experience about El Salvador's recent history, combining learning, memory, and natural landscapes.
