This little shop just east of Parque Central has a huge selection of gorgeous, handwoven Lenca ponchos, shawls, scarves and more. You'll likely find one of the artists weaving on a loom when you go in. Colors range from very bright local favorites to neutrals that are hard to find elsewhere.
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Museo de la Revolución Salvadoreña
24.04 MILES
A few blocks north of the park is this excellent little museum that charts the causes and course of the Salvadoran civil war. Highlights include the…
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24.04 MILES
This reconstructed guerrilla camp features tatús (cave hideouts) and underground shelters connected by rickety rope bridges and dirt tracks in a patch of…
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29.97 MILES
Around 20km south of the Lago de Yojoa is the entrance to the Cuevas de Taulabé, a network of underground caves with unusual stalactite and stalagmite…
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0.27 MILES
This curious sight is perhaps La Esperanza's most notable building: a small cave now converted into a chapel, complete with a cute facade built into the…
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This small cultural center has a couple of rooms devoted to Lenca culture, including some excellent ceramics and weavings.
Nearby Western Honduras attractions
0.18 MILES
This small cultural center has a couple of rooms devoted to Lenca culture, including some excellent ceramics and weavings.
0.27 MILES
This curious sight is perhaps La Esperanza's most notable building: a small cave now converted into a chapel, complete with a cute facade built into the…
24.04 MILES
This reconstructed guerrilla camp features tatús (cave hideouts) and underground shelters connected by rickety rope bridges and dirt tracks in a patch of…
4. Museo de la Revolución Salvadoreña
24.04 MILES
A few blocks north of the park is this excellent little museum that charts the causes and course of the Salvadoran civil war. Highlights include the…
29.97 MILES
Around 20km south of the Lago de Yojoa is the entrance to the Cuevas de Taulabé, a network of underground caves with unusual stalactite and stalagmite…