Or if just traveling and looking around, our projects, with transportation and bi lingual native guides based at humanitarian aid organization in San Salvador, will escort you at fair prices, eco, cultural and rural tourism...personalized services...for example:
Association for the Reconstruction and Municipal Development of Cinquera ARDM
..Cinquera Cabañas El Salvador.."As well as eco tourism Cinquera boasts historical and cultural sites, the village was destroyed during the worst years of the civil conflict in El Salvador in the early 1980s and those residents who survived either hid out in the nearby caves (which are viewed on tour with trained uniformed guides from the community) of fled the country. After the peace accords of 1992 former residents began trickling back to Cinquera and in effect this small town was "reborn". Aside from the Rain Forest tour, there exist in Cinquera historical and cultural sites such as the Church, a building which stood alone and empty of worshipers throughout the armed conflict." The Uniformed native guides will escort you every step of the way through the rain forest, trails have been constructed.
Local transportation to and from Cinquera provided from San Salvador or Suchitoto, Cinquera is a village, crime free, very hospitable people!
Cinquera is located well Off the Beaten Path, short term volunteers now would need to stay in nearby colonial town of Suchitoto or in San Salvador until the hostal in Cinquera is constructed.
The non profits are able to connect you with other humanitarian aid organizations throughout El Salvador if you desire. Helping to Help!
ARDM and the residents of Cinquera also planning to construct a Revolutionary War Museum to rival the one in Perquin as well a Butterfly Farm and exhibit and sale of crafts made with Añil dyes (Indigo), profits beyond expenses go back into the community. All visitors, national and international are required to pay for transportation, fuel costs, admission to rain forest and park and fees for native guides.
"All the information you require to travel to El Salvador & Central America" Just ask.
E mail elsalvadorinfo at gmail.com or marco at telemovil.net Subject = El Salvador Volunteer
Frankly..you make LOCAL contacts and friends quickly volunteering and jobs and other things seem just to fall into place..if not up on your spanish start studying free on line now www.i23teachme.com
Association for the Reconstruction and Municipal Development of Cinquera ARDM
..Cinquera Cabañas El Salvador.."As well as eco tourism Cinquera boasts historical and cultural sites, the village was destroyed during the worst years of the civil conflict in El Salvador in the early 1980s and those residents who survived either hid out in the nearby caves (which are viewed on tour with trained uniformed guides from the community) of fled the country. After the peace accords of 1992 former residents began trickling back to Cinquera and in effect this small town was "reborn". Aside from the Rain Forest tour, there exist in Cinquera historical and cultural sites such as the Church, a building which stood alone and empty of worshipers throughout the armed conflict." The Uniformed native guides will escort you every step of the way through the rain forest, trails have been constructed.
Local transportation to and from Cinquera provided from San Salvador or Suchitoto, Cinquera is a village, crime free, very hospitable people!
Cinquera is located well Off the Beaten Path, short term volunteers now would need to stay in nearby colonial town of Suchitoto or in San Salvador until the hostal in Cinquera is constructed.
The non profits are able to connect you with other humanitarian aid organizations throughout El Salvador if you desire. Helping to Help!
ARDM and the residents of Cinquera also planning to construct a Revolutionary War Museum to rival the one in Perquin as well a Butterfly Farm and exhibit and sale of crafts made with Añil dyes (Indigo), profits beyond expenses go back into the community. All visitors, national and international are required to pay for transportation, fuel costs, admission to rain forest and park and fees for native guides.
"All the information you require to travel to El Salvador & Central America" Just ask.
E mail elsalvadorinfo at gmail.com or marco at telemovil.net Subject = El Salvador Volunteer
Frankly..you make LOCAL contacts and friends quickly volunteering and jobs and other things seem just to fall into place..if not up on your spanish start studying free on line now www.i23teachme.com
