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// EL SALVADOR El Salvador was still recovering from a fairly dark history when I arrived, years of dictatorship, a blight of gangs - but it was recovering, and I enjoyed my time here quite a bit. I did not stay long, only a few days on the coast, overnight in the capital, and a few days in the small colonial town of Suchitoto. The people were wonderful, the food delicious, the hope on the horizon encouraging. I did manage to visit the "Pompeii" of the Americas, a small Maya settlement that had been buried under ash by a volcano eruption around 600 AD. The site was only discovered in 1976 and so far nearly seventy structures have been uncovered.
DANIEL

SANTA ANA EL SALVADOR'S SECOND LARGEST CITY | FOUNDED 1569
SAN SALVADOR NATIONAL CAPITAL
PANCHIMALCO SMALL TRADITIONAL TOWN
PUERTO DEL DIABLO
JOYA DE CEREN MAYAN VILLAGE BURIED BY VOLCANO CIRCA 600AD
EL TUNCO PACIFIC COAST
SUCHITOTO HISTORIC SPANISH COLONIAL TOWN
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