The flag of El Salvador was officially adopted on May 17, 1912. The blue and white are the original colors used by the United Provinces of Central America after they gained their independence from Spain in 1823. The centered emblem is surrounded by the 5 flags of the those United Provinces.
Statues & monuments
Located in San Salvador City in El Salvador, this statue of Jesus Christ shows Jesus standing on Earth, placed on top of a tall concrete base. The statue was built in 1942 and was damaged to some extent in an earthquake in 1986. Repainting and restoration took place in 2010.
Famous Landmarks
The Santa Ana Volcano is the biggest volcano out of many in El Salvador. At 7,749 feet, the Santa Ana Volcano is the highest point in the country.