
El Salvador is warm and tropical all year. Average highs are about 82F to 90F (28C to 32C). The rainy season is May to October and the dry season is November to April.
Coffee, sugar, and textiles, plus clothing factories. Coffee grown on volcano slopes is famous.
The Ruta de las Flores (Route of the Flowers) with its coffee towns, the surfing beaches of El Tunco, and the Santa Ana volcano with its green crater lake.
The ancient village of Joya de Ceren, a Maya farm town buried by ash and called the Pompeii of the Americas, and beautiful Lake Coatepeque.
Home to the Maya and the Pipil people, El Salvador was a Spanish colony and won its independence in 1821. It is Central America's smallest country.
El Salvador is nicknamed the Land of Volcanoes, and its famous snack is the pupusa, a thick stuffed corn cake.