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* Take some sunscreen though because you can get burnt quickly. | * Take some sunscreen though because you can get burnt quickly. | ||
* Taste ''pupusas''! The most wonderful food in the world! | * Taste ''pupusas''! The most wonderful food in the world! | ||
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| + | :''I traveled around El Salvador sometime in 2010 by thumb. It was incredibly easy to get rides, and I found Salvadorans to be particularly friends. The coast is steamy hot, and the black sands are remarkable. I was even able to hitch to the more remote location of El Mozote. Good hitchin''-[[User:Chael777|Chael777]] | ||
== Cities == | == Cities == | ||
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 El Salvador | |
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| Language: | Spanish |
| Capital: | San Salvador |
| Population: | 7.1 million |
| Currency: | United States dollar ($) |
| Hitchability: | ? |
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| <map lat='13.8333' lng='-88.9167' zoom='7' view='0' country='El Salvador'/> | |
El Salvador is a state in Central America, bordering Guatemala and Honduras.
Hitching in El Salvador is not hard at all, and because of the size of the country it won't take you long to cross it. It is possible to pick up rides from people at petrol stations, and most of the time - like in the rest countries of Central America - you will end up sitting in a back of a pick-up truck.
Random advices
- Take some sunscreen though because you can get burnt quickly.
- Taste pupusas! The most wonderful food in the world!
Personal Experiences
- I traveled around El Salvador sometime in 2010 by thumb. It was incredibly easy to get rides, and I found Salvadorans to be particularly friends. The coast is steamy hot, and the black sands are remarkable. I was even able to hitch to the more remote location of El Mozote. Good hitchin-Chael777
Cities
- San Salvador
- add more?
