In El Salvador we don't use "station" but "terminal". You should ask for "la terminal de buses". Station is ussually related to train. And bus stop is "parada de buses"
It's interesting to see a side of El Salvador that isn't connected to the major cities. With peace & stability I can see this part of Central America increasing it's tourism trade. Congratulations on achieving 600K. Soon you'll cross the million barrier!
What a nice place it is,so picturesque streetsI admire how you can quickly orientate yourself in any situation and,above all,not panic.You are the best youtuber I have ever met,I respect you.That is,why you have so many followers.Thank you very much,Gabriel!👍
You are a brave man, taking the local buses in El Salvador. This brings back memories of me and my now spouse taking the local buses in Costa Rica over 25 years ago. Never quite sure if you were on the right bus or going in the right direction. All part of the adventure! Keep up the great travel blogging !
Hey, Gabriel, why not use Google translate to say what you want to say out loud in voice in any language? That would make things a lot easier? Man, try it out. Great vids, keep 'em up.
Another excellent video, thanks. Your camera captures every little detail on your trip, that is nice. The "horchata" you took it tastes like peanut, but it is made from the seed of a local fruit called "morro". I like to see that your very interested in knowing the history of each thing you see. I recommend you to ask the young people about something you want to know, because some of them speak English. Regards.
I love how you keep it real and show how the country really is. Very interesting places. Would love to see more interaction between you and the locals !
From yesterday's newspaper. El Salvador was having average of 18 murders a day before crackdown on gangs 2 years ago. Have only had 18 murders so far this year. Good timing on your trip.
Excellent video showing the real El Salvador. Also congratulations on reaching 600k subs, fantastic achievement but no surprise, you make the best videos and go to the most interesting places. Well done! 😊❤
In my footsteps. Ataco was my next destination after Santa Ana. I walked with my backpack to the bus station which was around two kilometers from Sole. The bus station was a bit tricky to find the last meters..haha. You went the exact same way the last meters. It was really the real deal 🙂Ahuachapán wasn't an easy word to pronounce. The local buses in El Salvador was a bit of a highlight, but like you said, it takes a lot of time to figure and to ride,. The bus to Santa Ana volcano was also a local experience. Ataco was so relaxing I was sad to leave it. I stayed in Ataco for 3 nights. Used Ataco as a base to visit the other villages. Ataco is really small and good for a day trip. It was a shame that the main square was under renovation. It looked nice. Had many meals at that mexican restaurant. Tacos were great.
You drank Salvadoran horchata, it's made with milk and morro (calabash seeds), peanuts, or coconut. I know it says it's a Mexican restaurant, but they adapt Mexican food to the Salvadoran palate. Chan is kind of like a strawberry lemonade with a touch of chia seeds. Hope you like our Horchata and had a great time in El Salvador!
oh yeah, watch a cantinflas movie while in latin america, it puts things in perspective, even though cantinflas was mexican, he was/is a cultural icon to the working class in latin america
Hey Gab, I am enjoying your adventures in El Salvador. The gastronomy there is quite unique, don't expect it be identical to Mexico or any other country even if it looks the same. Horchata in El Salvador is made with a blend of grounded toasted seeds, including peanuts, cinnamon, sugar, milk and other things. Take care.
Congrats on 600K! El Salvador is a very interesting. I loved the walk through the streets. Even if Ataca was a little bit touristic. I think I saw 2 or 3 tourists. Everything seems very authentic. I had students from El Salvador, so it made me think of them.
What an amazing video! I'm really enjoying it 👏🏻 Ataco is my favorite "Pueblo" here in El Salvador. Thanks for capturing it, all the essence of your trip is very organic 🇸🇻
A blessed Good day sir Gabe Nice Wonderful Walk around tour video in Beautiful places in El Salvador 🇸🇻 thank u so much Godbless from the Philippines 🇵🇭🙏🙂♥️
hi Gabriel, improvised the day trip good to get around seeing other towns and the step pyramid and the many wonders of the ancient world. Pyramids are seen all around the world and they represent many different things to diverse cultures, important ceremonies and events which are the main purpose also the believed to have generated energy as well.
Hi Gabriel, great videos mate. That Horchata was a local horchata made from MORE spices that a typical Mexican horchata. In my opinion the Salvadorean version is more tasty.
I'm sorry amigo for all the hassle you had to go just to cath a bus , my country still primitive , haha . But in the other hand it gave you a great experience.
In reality, the flower route begins in Ahuachapán, nearby there are several attractive places such as thermal pools, the lagoon and of course the central park, which is one of the most beautiful in the country . That area also has and produces the best high altitude coffee, in addition to being the largest national protected area in the country and is called the Central American capital of geothermal energy for the production of that energy That area has a very incredible coast, much better than El Tunco
sorry to say this dude but I laughed really hard when you could not make yourself understood..... It happened to me when I visited Vietnam.... I learned only a few words and would often get lost and not get the food I wanted, good to see you are taking it in good stride though, safe travels
❤ great day! It’s that feeling of anxiety about getting back to your hostel, but adventure too. I went to South America on my own and I equally experienced not being understood when speaking 😂 Amazing country, fantastic colours and history.
it's Salvadorean horchata, the volcano, just go there yourself, you get to go in groups, you pay for a guide there, like 3$ (not sure) and then pay to climb it at the entrance too, you really don't need a tour guide, you'll be joining a group of people to climb it
El Salvador del mundo, The Savior of the world, its a beautiful country with beautiful helpful and hopeful people. i was there last year and really enjoyed it, meeting the very friendly local people, and seeing the beautiful country. i,m glad to see that the current president had indeed made it a much better place.
My wife and I travel in a similar fashion (albeit not neerly as often as you). Sometimes, it seems as though we're over our heads (not knowing where we are, etc.). I love it. Glad to see you experiencing non-touristy areas of Central America. I hope your viewers see the experience as exciting / adventurous, and not scarred of getting out there.
It depends which music you're referring to. I added lots of music to the video and there was also music playing in the background at different points in the video.
great video!! yes it's impressive to see people carry items on their heads, i see maya women here in los angeles/pasadena do that all the time... the first buss you boarded they looked like they were not used to tourists
Dang that drinky you got made me uneasy. I was in Puerto Vallarta and was poisoned late night at a touristy store on the pier. I sampled candy in the store and stopped breathing with in 7 minutes. I felt myself going. I grabbed a coke and dropped it full bottle down my throat my mouth and lungs foamed after 2 minutes or 3 with no oxygen in or out I took a gasped breath .
That bus driver was so slow omg lol even if they say it differently, station is not too complicated of a word, you do have good pronunciation 👍🏽😁 , love those ruins 🙏
Gabe, i don’t know if you found a mural by a famous Ataco painter named Cristina Pineda and her models were all cats. It’s a nice mural deep inside the town.
That was horchata de morro. And as already said here in Salvador and most everywhere else in Central America. Bus stop is parada de bus and bus station is terminal de bus. I love ataco and Ahuachapan.
In El Salvador we don't use "station" but "terminal". You should ask for "la terminal de buses". Station is ussually related to train.
And bus stop is "parada de buses"
There we go, muchas gracias.
Congrats for reaching 600k. You are the best travel vlogger.
love it, congrats on 600K!
Yes, so well deserved. A lot of hard work!
Yes 1000 congratulations
It's interesting to see a side of El Salvador that isn't connected to the major cities. With peace & stability I can see this part of Central America increasing it's tourism trade.
Congratulations on achieving 600K. Soon you'll cross the million barrier!
What a nice place it is,so picturesque streetsI admire how you can quickly orientate yourself in any situation and,above all,not panic.You are the best youtuber I have ever met,I respect you.That is,why you have so many followers.Thank you very much,Gabriel!👍
looks like it is a country with lot of foodies
You are a brave man, taking the local buses in El Salvador. This brings back memories of me and my now spouse taking the local buses in Costa Rica over 25 years ago. Never quite sure if you were on the right bus or going in the right direction. All part of the adventure! Keep up the great travel blogging !
A very good afternoon smashing that like awesome 💯😎
Salvadoran Horchata is primarily made of ground up Morro Seeds instead of ground rice in Mexico.
Interesting, never heard of that. Very unique taste.
Facts, I’m glad someone knew.
Hey, Gabriel, why not use Google translate to say what you want to say out loud in voice in any language? That would make things a lot easier? Man, try it out. Great vids, keep 'em up.
That poor bus driver you’re telling him the name of a famous El Salvador hero. He didn’t know you meant the bus station.
Haha, oh well, awkwardness happens.
But the driver should have understood Gabriel cos he was telling him in Spanish...
@@JkHellas sometimes we locals don't know the official names of the places
This is a great video! Thank you!
Another excellent video, thanks. Your camera captures every little detail on your trip, that is nice. The "horchata" you took it tastes like peanut, but it is made from the seed of a local fruit called "morro". I like to see that your very interested in knowing the history of each thing you see. I recommend you to ask the young people about something you want to know, because some of them speak English. Regards.
I love how you keep it real and show how the country really is. Very interesting places. Would love to see more interaction between you and the locals !
Congratulations hitting 600k. All these El Salvadorian cities bring their own Classical, colourful lively street life.
Congratulations on 600k Gabriel 🎉🎉
Your videography is good. I also enjoy your commentary. Sure hope you visit the mountainous coffee country and add more content from there.
Congratulations on reaching 600k!
From yesterday's newspaper. El Salvador was having average of 18 murders a day before crackdown on gangs 2 years ago. Have only had 18 murders so far this year. Good timing on your trip.
Excellent video showing the real El Salvador. Also congratulations on reaching 600k subs, fantastic achievement but no surprise, you make the best videos and go to the most interesting places. Well done! 😊❤
Nice job on the video, congrats on 600K
In my footsteps. Ataco was my next destination after Santa Ana. I walked with my backpack to the bus station which was around two kilometers from Sole. The bus station was a bit tricky to find the last meters..haha. You went the exact same way the last meters. It was really the real deal 🙂Ahuachapán wasn't an easy word to pronounce. The local buses in El Salvador was a bit of a highlight, but like you said, it takes a lot of time to figure and to ride,. The bus to Santa Ana volcano was also a local experience. Ataco was so relaxing I was sad to leave it.
I stayed in Ataco for 3 nights. Used Ataco as a base to visit the other villages. Ataco is really small and good for a day trip. It was a shame that the main square was under renovation. It looked nice. Had many meals at that mexican restaurant. Tacos were great.
You drank Salvadoran horchata, it's made with milk and morro (calabash seeds), peanuts, or coconut. I know it says it's a Mexican restaurant, but they adapt Mexican food to the Salvadoran palate. Chan is kind of like a strawberry lemonade with a touch of chia seeds. Hope you like our Horchata and had a great time in El Salvador!
I'll take Salvador over India or Pakistan any day of the week!
Great video!
oh yeah, watch a cantinflas movie while in latin america, it puts things in perspective, even though cantinflas was mexican, he was/is a cultural icon to the working class in latin america
I love those old towns and I am so close to El Salvador right now. Might have to make a quick vlogging trip there soon enough
Cool adventure Gabe
Hey Gab, I am enjoying your adventures in El Salvador. The gastronomy there is quite unique, don't expect it be identical to Mexico or any other country even if it looks the same. Horchata in El Salvador is made with a blend of grounded toasted seeds, including peanuts, cinnamon, sugar, milk and other things. Take care.
Buenos días from Suchitoto, enjoying the vlogs!
Congrats on 600k…although I think everyone knows you as the main travel boss of all bosses….more like 600million 😊❤
Congrats on 600K! El Salvador is a very interesting. I loved the walk through the streets. Even if Ataca was a little bit touristic. I think I saw 2 or 3 tourists. Everything seems very authentic. I had students from El Salvador, so it made me think of them.
THAT WAS A COOL INTRO!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
What an amazing video! I'm really enjoying it 👏🏻 Ataco is my favorite "Pueblo" here in El Salvador. Thanks for capturing it, all the essence of your trip is very organic 🇸🇻
A blessed Good day sir Gabe Nice Wonderful Walk around tour video in Beautiful places in El Salvador 🇸🇻 thank u so much Godbless from the Philippines 🇵🇭🙏🙂♥️
hi Gabriel, improvised the day trip good to get around seeing other towns and the step pyramid and the many wonders of the ancient world. Pyramids are seen all around the world and they represent many different things to diverse cultures, important ceremonies and events which are the main purpose also the believed to have generated energy as well.
your guide was probably in Sunday service. Love the shot at the intro!
Wow. What adventure..😂from bus to bus to go to ataco😂..increíble
Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉600K🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊
This place looks incredible! A bit of an unexplored gem it would seem as many would’ve avoided the country due to the problems of the past.
This is called horchate de Mani, my favorite. Made out of penuts.
Hi Gabriel, great videos mate. That Horchata was a local horchata made from MORE spices that a typical Mexican horchata. In my opinion the Salvadorean version is more tasty.
I believe Gabriel just tasted the original Mayan Horchata. If you've ever heard of pumpkin spiced coffee, well this Horchata has ground pumpkin seed.
That was a well-done adventure to find your way through the buses. Amazing temple.
I'm sorry amigo for all the hassle you had to go just to cath a bus , my country still primitive , haha . But in the other hand it gave you a great experience.
He could of used a translator app on his phone🤷
In reality, the flower route begins in Ahuachapán, nearby there are several attractive places such as thermal pools, the lagoon and of course the central park, which is one of the most beautiful in the country .
That area also has and produces the best high altitude coffee, in addition to being the largest national protected area in the country and is called the Central American capital of geothermal energy for the production of that energy
That area has a very incredible coast, much better than El Tunco
I always look forward to your videos as you film it in a way that makes you feel like you are there and it brings always a smile to my face.
35:11 Wowwwww….I have no words how amazing!
Good morning from Arizona 8 AM
sorry to say this dude but I laughed really hard when you could not make yourself understood..... It happened to me when I visited Vietnam.... I learned only a few words and would often get lost and not get the food I wanted, good to see you are taking it in good stride though, safe travels
You made it!!
❤ great day! It’s that feeling of anxiety about getting back to your hostel, but adventure too. I went to South America on my own and I equally experienced not being understood when speaking 😂
Amazing country, fantastic colours and history.
it's Salvadorean horchata, the volcano, just go there yourself, you get to go in groups, you pay for a guide there, like 3$ (not sure) and then pay to climb it at the entrance too, you really don't need a tour guide, you'll be joining a group of people to climb it
I really prefer Saladorian horchata to Mexican.
Great, good to know.
Thank You!
Lost in translation, the local colour, still getting around. That's some real travel right there man!
600K!
Woohoo!
El Salvador del mundo, The Savior of the world, its a beautiful country with beautiful helpful and hopeful people. i was there last year and really enjoyed it, meeting the very friendly local people, and seeing the beautiful country. i,m glad to see that the current president had indeed made it a much better place.
Those are the moments
What a great taste of this beautiful central American country! It's definitely on my list now. Congrats on 600k Gabe!
My wife and I travel in a similar fashion (albeit not neerly as often as you). Sometimes, it seems as though we're over our heads (not knowing where we are, etc.).
I love it. Glad to see you experiencing non-touristy areas of Central America.
I hope your viewers see the experience as exciting / adventurous, and not scarred of getting out there.
CONGRATS ON 600K SUBS! Viva El Salvador! Viva Bukele!🎉
Was that music a soundtrack added, or was the music actually that loud in places?
It depends which music you're referring to. I added lots of music to the video and there was also music playing in the background at different points in the video.
I used to play in tazumal long time ago..
El Salvador 🇸🇻 ❤
great video!! yes it's impressive to see people carry items on their heads, i see maya women here in los angeles/pasadena do that all the time... the first buss you boarded they looked like they were not used to tourists
If time allows, you should visit Suchitoto. It is considered a “pueblo mágico”.
😂 I was wondering if they'd give you Mexican or Salvadorean horchata. Salvadorean horchata is based off Morro seeds, not rice.
You're one of the best travelers, you travel like a real local. Love your videos.
600k 😊❤🇧🇦
Horchata in Spain is made with tiger nuts.
Such an interesting video of rural El Salvador
Gabriel go to Guadalajara Mexico it’s the second largest city in Mexico and it’s cool
Been there a few times while traveling to other places: ruclips.net/video/AWWgAdEwU4k/видео.html
Gabriel your awesome n stay awesome
Welcome friend Gabriel
Its Salvadoran orchata .Mexican orchata use milk . Salvadoran orchata doesn't
Hi Gabriel, very coulerful city, lovely painting, vibrant! Mass without the Word of Jesus & Power of H. Spirit!
You have google translate but it’s not worth using, forget about it.
Interesting, both Gabe and William Taudien hit their next benchmark of subscribers recently.
Cool.
600.000 ❤ \0/
Dang that drinky you got made me uneasy. I was in Puerto Vallarta and was poisoned late night at a touristy store on the pier. I sampled candy in the store and stopped breathing with in 7 minutes. I felt myself going. I grabbed a coke and dropped it full bottle down my throat my mouth and lungs foamed after 2 minutes or 3 with no oxygen in or out I took a gasped breath .
Woo hoo Gabriel 😮😀 congratulations on 600k subscribers! 👏👏🥳🎉😎☀️
600k hard work
Very nice little town! ❤ Love it!😊
Salvadoran Horchata is different than Mexican Horchata. No dairy is Salvadoran Horchata…
Pedro Infante is the actor on the wall of the restaurant.
I love this video! You are the best. super cool video..
Great, glad to hear it.
Congratulations, I am so happy for 600000 subscribers..man did you earn that.
Horchata with tiger nuts ? That’s what they use in Spain
That sounds possible, it definitely had some sort of nut flavoring that I wasn't familiar with.
Any videos from Costa Rica.
Yes: ruclips.net/video/UwKRryyPInc/видео.html
Horchata de maní... maní means peanut. That's why your horchata smelled like peanut butter. 👍
I see, peanut butter juice, that's a new one.
❤️👍❤️
❤Gracias Gabriel❤ I love to see my beautiful country❤ Go to the Lake ❤ is very important for us❤ thank you❤
That bus driver was so slow omg lol even if they say it differently, station is not too complicated of a word, you do have good pronunciation 👍🏽😁 , love those ruins 🙏
If you need help to communicate when you go to El Salvador, I'm more than willing to help!!!
Mexican horchata is total different this is a Salvadorian horchata made with morro is a fruit is like punkin seed
Congratulations for 600k gab
Many congrats on the 600k. Well deserved!
That Florentina cookie is good, can't say the same about a cold pupusa though 😅
Watching your video again I like the intro how you did it 👍
Gabe, i don’t know if you found a mural by a famous Ataco painter named Cristina Pineda and her models were all cats. It’s a nice mural deep inside the town.
That was peanut horchata and taist bery diferente than mexicana horchata
That was horchata de morro.
And as already said here in Salvador and most everywhere else in Central America. Bus stop is parada de bus and bus station is terminal de bus.
I love ataco and Ahuachapan.