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Cascada Los Tercios, Suchitoto, El Salvador: Los Tercios is a waterfall formed by overlapping hexagonal blocks of stone from which water flows. It is located only 1 kilometer from Suchitoto, in the Las Animas stream....Suchitoto is a municipality in the Department of Cuscatlán, El Salvador that has seen continuous human habitation long before Spanish colonization. Wikipedia

Suchitoto, Cuscatlán Department, El Salvador

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Laura Peña, a 67-years-old Salvadoran woman, rolls tobacco leaves to make handmade cigars in her house in Suchitoto, El Salvador. Hand rolled cigars have always been smoked or used for religious purposes in El Salvador. However, nowadays, due to the low profitability and general unpopularity of tobacco, the art of cigar hand rolling has practically vanished. Although Mrs. Peña has been rolling cigars for about 60 years, she claims to never smoke one. Selling a pack of 25 cigars (‘puros’) for 5 USD, she remains the last cigar roller in Suchitoto. - Copyright © 2019 Jan Sochor Photography

🌻🌻El talento te abre muchas puertas, pero ser agradecido te las mantiene abiertas. 💙 📸 💙 #soysalvadoreña #littletraveller #suchitoto #pueblosvivos #pulgarcitodeamerica #pueblosconencanto #pueblosmagicos #magictown #bellezanatural #bloggerslife #blogergirl #awesome_earthpix #awesome_photographers #visitelsalvador #elsalvador #elsalvadorimpresionante #elsalvadorimpressive (en Cascada Los Tercios Suchitoto) https://www.instagram.com/p/BufMFvunZ8_/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1h64puq55jdvp

Pig and Chickens Lake Suchitlan Suchitoto, El Salvador Central America 2016 #pig #chickens #lakesuchitlan #suchitoto #elsalvador #centralamerica #northamerica #©lauraquick #travel #travelphotography #marsh https://www.instagram.com/p/BxYX0B4HZea/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=buoo8h03ifgn

Suchitoto is a small municipality in El Salvador, known for being the cultural capital of the country. Well preserved colonial style buildings line the cobblestone streets, that are home to art and food festivals every weekend. Despite all the beautiful colonial architecture, this area was actually first settled over 1000 years ago, well before Spanish Colonisation.