San Salvador

Because i was 12 when i moved to el salvador, i lived there for 6 years. went to school there and learned so many things and how different it was from los angeles. beautiful place! different culture…..time goes by slower…it was good.

well I’m fully salvadorian [&proud]i truely love my parents country even tho i was born in the US. i love the food & the atmosphere aswell. the people are great& some boys are so sexy but not sexier then edward cullen lol…i love the climate never too hot or too cold just right. the tour sites are awsome their beaches are beautiful..& their malls are great..i just simply LOVE my cute little country called ElSalvador =)

I have to say, and I am sorry if I sound like betraying my fellow centralamerican people, the only two reasons why I would ever go to San Salvador are: food and some relatives. I can’t argue this, relatives end up there and, for some reason that now I don’t want to deepen in, I most visit. The other alternative set of two reasons: food and the beach (of course this requires some extra traveling time). And then again, is not like there aren’t other places where you can get good and cheap food and great and lonely cool beaches; San Salvador is close to Guatemala City, what else can I say?

Crazy city! Everyone drives so fast and there are tons of resturaunts!

El Salvador, especially San Salvador, has been a fascination with me for years. I admire the martyrs – Oscar Romero, Rutilio Grande, the four American churchwomen – and would love to see the memorials built for them and their tombs. For me, it would be a pilgrimage of sorts.

Well, this is the best place in the world! warm weather all the time, 15 minute drive to the beach, volcanoe sceneary all year around, Shopping centers all over the place, Decent night life, people are cheerful all the time (el salvador is one of the happiest countries in the world), Most people will speak english, Everything is within a 5-10 drive.

Just don’t drive and you’ll be fine.

while in San Salvador I stayed at an orphanage called HIS. It was lovely. The children were beautiful and sweet, the staff wonderful and friendly, the place was just brimming with God’s goodness.
If you’re ever there, make an effort to stop by and see my kiddios.