El Salvador Please!

It was time for my sister and I to take our annual trip. This year our destination was El Salvador. My sister and I was ready to explore a new country! With great flight prices and clarity from God, we made plans to go in spite of the mini challenges before leaving. This trip taught me so much, brought in a ton of fun, and gave me happiness and peace.

El Salvador taught me not to be afraid of traveling to the unknown. Many might know about El Salvador, but I didn’t know much at all. Thankfully, with God, research, and my sister, I was eager to take the trip to El Salvador. Going on this trip taught me how to enjoy nature to the fullest and not be afraid of animals and insects that I haven’t seen before. I had so much fun at the Plan de la Laguna Botanical Garden. While there, I was able to meet some really nice kids who asked us to take photos with me. I fed some turtles and giant fish. I also enjoyed the rain that lasted for a short period of time. Other lessons included basic Spanish, the importance of waking up early and enjoying the day, and also how to stay safe.

Every day, I experienced unlimited fun. Cheers to all my favorite activities including Plan de la Laguna Botanical Garden, NAWi Beach House, Picnic Steak House, Monument to the Divine Savior of the World, and the list goes on! At Nawi Beach House, I was able to ride a horse on a black sand beach! This was a dream come true. The sand was extremely hot, but very beautiful. The water was also incredibly blue! The infinity pools gave me luxury vibes, and the people were fantastic. Picnic Steak house was home of the famous rainbow slide! It was a thrill, and inexpensive. Only $5! Yass! Monument to the Divine Savior of the World had me in tears! I prayed there twice and met some beautiful young girls with their family who were beautiful inside and out. The list goes on! We also went to hike a volcano, walked the streets throughout the city, and on the last night, we visited a fine dining restaurant named Brutto.

Traveling always brings me happiness and peace! While in El Salvador, everyone was nice! The food I ate was delicious, and I was able to spend money without feeling like I was going to be broke. Ha never that. The prices in El Salvador were better than great! I brought only $300 and that was enough for every taxi, Uber, activity, and meal. Peace was present in all areas! I felt as if God was smiling down on me and my sister the whole time! This trip made me think about how I could do better and be better when getting back to the states!

El Salvador owes me nothing! This blog was only a piece of everything I experienced. This is a trip I will never forget! It’s one that will go down in my scrap book and my heart forever! Whether you’re young or old, don’t be afraid to travel and live your best life! Put God first and Go.