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The most important archaeology site in El Salvador

A unique way to travel through history

El Tazumal is an impressive Mayan archeological site situated in Chalchuapa. Its origins go back to around 1200 BC. The site offers a mostly intact pyramids, many dramatic ruins and a glimpse into what daily life was like for the Mayan population's way of living. While you are in the area, the sites of San Andres and Joya de Ceren are located within a short distance of each other, which is about a 30 minute drive from El Tazumal. The entrance fee to El Tazumal Archeological Site is about $3 USD.

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Located in the southern portion of the Chalchuapa archaeological zone

How to get there:

There are a few options to get to Tazumal Archaeological site. The best way is to hire a tour operator that includes transportation and a guide. You can either drive there yourself with a rental car or hop on a chicken bus.

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