HANDCRAFTED ROUTE
SAN SEBASTIAN – LA PALMA
SAN SEBASTIAN – LA PALMA
Integrated corridor of small towns dedicated to the artisanal elaboration of wooden objects, mud, natural fibers, recycled material, among others; where you can visit craft workshops and embark on making your own souvenirs. In addition, it offers a mix of leisure, natural landscapes, history, small mountain hotels and restaurants, which will amaze you during your stay.
WHAT TO VISIT?
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La Palma, is an icon of Salvadoran crafts with its Naif style reflected in its picturesque streets. Further ahead are the Citalá and San Ignacio villages that have extraordinary natural landscapes, organic agricultural crops and a cool mountain climate.
Ilobasco awaits you with its characteristic miniature in red mud, a part of the wide range of handicraft products that are made by artisans in the area.
In San Sebastián, artisanal textile production is a process that captivates the attention of any tourist who takes the time to observe the process. Since a loom can be manipulated by driving it with its physical strength of hands and feet, an experience that allows to value the work done by artisans.
Suchitoto is a charming town with a cultural touch, cobbled streets, colonial architecture, cafes and restaurants, nature, cultural activities, museums and an artisanal offer that includes indigo and a crop used by the Maya. In addition, you will find the beauty and majesty of Lake Suchitlán while enjoying the cuisine so characteristic of the town.
El Pital is the highest point in El Salvador, with 2700 meters above sea level, this mountain is located in the department of Chalatenango and is considered one of the main attractions for camping throughout the country.
