The following content is for reference and learning only, and the ranking is not divided.
| Label | Name | Introduce |
| 1 | San Salvador | San Salvador is the capital of the Republic of El Salvador, the country’s largest city and economic and cultural center. It is located in the Ammacas Valley southwest of Mount El Salvador at 680 m and has a cool climate. San Salvador is a beautiful city with beautiful scenery and a pleasant environment, with an average annual temperature of 21 degrees, lush vegetation, and flowers and birds, making it a famous tourist destination in the Caribbean. There are many scenic spots on the outskirts of San Salvador, especially Balboa Park is the most famous. It is 12 kilometers away from the city center and covers an area of 27 hectares and is 1,000 meters above sea level. The park has the national endangered precious tree species —— gum pine. A lookout stand on the nearby hanging cliff offers a panoramic view of El Salvador, the majestic San Jacinto Mountains, and the tranquil and beautiful Lake Ilopango. One kilometer south of the park is the Gate of Ghost, with two huge rocks overlooking the valley and the Indian village of Patch Marco. Green Mountain National Park is located west of San Salvador, and from the top of the park is a beautiful view of the active Isalgo volcano that has been eruption for 300 years. |
| 2 | Santa Ana volcano | Santa Ana volcano is a volcano in the west of El Salvador in Central America, with an altitude of 2385 meters. It is the highest active volcano in the country, 16 kilometers north of sonsonsonnat. It erupted once in 1920, with a crater lake, but the interior is still active and the height continues to increase. The foothills have been reclaimed into coffee plantations; At the eastern foot is Lake koyatpec. In 1956, a French expedition first investigated its crater. There are four nested calderas and craters on the peak of the Santa Ana volcano, with a small volcanic lake in the middle. In October 2005, the volcanic eruption caused at least 2 deaths and 7 injuries, and residents of neighboring villages were evacuated urgently. An Agence France Presse reporter at the scene reported that the fiery lava spewed out, with an area as large as a football field and small size of a car, which was quite spectacular. |
| 3 | Idapuan Beach | Idapouan is the most famous beach in El Salvador. Idapuan refers to “snoring stones,” and the name is there because the legend said that there was a stone by the sea that made a strange sound whenever the tide changed. There is a coral reef outside the beach, so the water is calmer and the waves are smaller. There are many coconut trees on the beach, and the white sand is thin and soft. Idapuan has a small fishing village, so dozens of sampans can be seen, in contrast to the blue of the sky and the sea. The sea turtle conservation program in El Salvador is also located here. |
| 4 | El Salvador Museum of natural history | The El Salvador Museum of Natural History is small but contains information on the vast majority of the creatures and plants in El Salvador, and the tour takes an afternoon. The Museum of Natural History covers the main topics of Salva’s natural resources, and it cannot be divided into different topics, including geology, paleontology, and biology. Among them, geology, and paleontology, these two parts are particularly good. The purpose of the museum is to promote the development of the nature museum through the generation of written information, and to provide insight into the country’s wildlife biodiversity, calling for the conservation of biological species. The El Salvador Natural History Museum is also a collection of rocks and minerals, paleontology, mammals, birds, amphibians and reptiles, shellfish, and plants. The El Salvador Museum of Natural History offers free guided services about the museum and its exhibits inside, and the installation of a dedicated library and canteen service. |
| 5 | The Hoya-Desselon Archaeological Site | The Hoya-Descelon archaeological site in El Salvador, located southeast of the Mondo Maya, is the birthplace of the ancient Mayan culture in Latin America, including Mexico, Guatemala, Belize City, and Honduras. El Salvador is an important link between the Maya and places where many cultures interact. The Hoya-Desselon Archaeological Site This preserved village allows us to learn something about the lives of the Maya who lived 1400 years ago, where a small museum describes their daily life. The town of Chalchuaappa contains five small sites, all here showing to varying degrees the daily necessities of the local residents of Columbus before discovering the New World. A large amount of preserved volcanic ash is clearly visible, and the city was swallowed up instantly, allowing the site to preserve the ancient Central American town, vividly presenting many real pictures of people’s life at that time. The site so far is the only site of its kind found in the Western Hemisphere, not only retaining a wealth of handmade art but also providing detailed material for humans to understand the ancient culture. |
| 6 | Ilopango Lake | Lake Ilo Pango is a crater lake in the south-central part of El Salvador in Central America. It is a barrier lake formed by an old crater. It is between the provinces of San Salvador, La Paz, and cuzcatlan, and is 12 kilometers away from San Salvador in the West. The lake is about 13 kilometers long, 9 kilometers wide, 53 kilometers around the lake, and covers an area of 100 square kilometers. It is the largest lake in El Salvador; The elevation of the lake is 442 meters, and the average water depth is 7 meters. In 1879, the lake suddenly rose and flooded, and then erupted lava and volcanic ash, and some volcanic islands appeared on the lake; In 1928, the lake overflowed again, destroying many houses along the coast. Ilopango lake is located in a plateau area with an altitude of 440 meters. Surrounded by mountains, it is a scenic spot with beautiful scenery, water and sky, and beautiful scenery. |
| 7 | Catedral Metropolitana | If you yourself are in the San Salvador area, Catedral Metropolitana, you still have to visit it, or you will lose the meaning of visiting San Salvador. |
| 8 | Iglesia Santa Lucia | It is strongly recommended that you visit this scenic spot if you have enough time to visit it. |
| 9 | Santa Ana Cathedral | It is strongly recommended that you visit this scenic spot if you have enough time to visit it. |
| 10 | Iglesia El Rosario | It is strongly recommended that you visit this scenic spot if you have enough time to visit it. |
| 11 | Basilica Sagrado Corazon de Jesus | It is strongly recommended that you visit this scenic spot if you have enough time to visit it. |
| 12 | Explore El Salvador | It is strongly recommended that you visit this scenic spot if you have enough time to visit it. |
| 13 | Parque Nacional El Boqueron | It is strongly recommended that you visit this scenic spot if you have enough time to visit it. |
| 14 | National Zoo of El Salvador | It is strongly recommended that you visit this scenic spot if you have enough time to visit it. |
| 15 | Cementerio de Los Ilustres | It is strongly recommended that you visit this scenic spot if you have enough time to visit it. |
