Eco Mayan: Archaeology & culture
Eco Mayan: Archaeology & culture
Traveling El Salvador is more than sightseeing: it is meeting the soul of a people who still honor their roots. Eco Mayan invites you to rediscover the past, walk among sacred temples, learn from our guides, and feel a land that still vibrates with the spirit of our ancestors
Joya de Cerén
Eco Mayan takes you to sites of great value such as Joya de Cerén, a UNESCO World Heritage Site preserving a Maya village buried under volcanic ash in daily life.
- Archaeological route
- Maya temples
- Archaeological museum
- Ecological walks
Casa Blanca
It is an archaeological site that, together with El Trapiche, was part of an important Maya polity between 500 BC and 250 AD. Its museum, inspired by colonial haciendas, holds the only Mayan carved stela found in El Salvador.
- Indigo workshop
- Handicrafts
- Protected ecosystems
- Natural heritage
Explore Cihuatán
the largest pre-Hispanic city discovered in El Salvador. Its Nahuat name means "Place Beside the Woman," referring to a feminine figure resting among the hills.
- Maya temples
- Archaeological park
- Nature photography
Connection with communities
Authentic experiences with rural communities: agroecology, cacao, and sustainable living workshops.
- Cultural exchange
- Sustainable workshops
- Ancestral knowledge
- Community tourism
Ready for a transformative experience?
Discover a country where nature speaks and every step honors life
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