Among them are 6 magical towns that stand out for their splendor, colors and traditions, such as: San Bartolomé Perulapía, Cuscatlán: which stands out for the friendliness of its people, traditions and arts full of vivid colors.

• La Palma, Chalatenango: the birthplace of the salvadoran painter and artist Fernando Llort, a town with hotels and different mountain attractions. It is a place of picturesque streets that reflect the daily life.

• Ilobasco, Cabañas: town of the clay doll makers and known for the friendliness of its people.
• Salcoatitán, Sonsonate: a place that everyone should visit for the famous route of the flowers, a privileged place to admire its murals and ceramic mosaics. This place is also known for its exquisite coffee.

• Panchimalco, San Salvador: in the month of may this place dresses in colors and palms with paper crosses, and natural flowers.

• Concepción de Ataco, Ahuachapán: site of the lanterns and full of wooden cat figures that adorn its streets.

All the tourist places in the country are open spaces where you can enjoy yourself complying with all the biosecurity measures, making a good use of the mask, avoiding crowds, applying the vaccine, to reduce the contagion of Covid-19.