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This is Santa Ana, the second largest city in El Salvador on the way to El Tazumal |
And again, a lot of women with really big stuff on their heads |
This is anything unusal here |
We finally made it. The pyramid looks pretty impressive |
 The grass around it is spotless. My boyfriend even thought we were not allowed to step on it |
 One of the sides |
 To be honest, I don't have a clue as to what this was here |
From this angle, the pyramid looks the greatest |
 Who could resist climbing up the stairs? |
 After all, it is an ancient site and it is great to feel a part of it |
A close up of stone stairs for the enthusiasts of greater detail |
A stairway to heaven |
 More photos on the staircase |
 ...and one more |
 A different shot of the site |
Not many tourists around. El Salvador in general is not a tourist oriented country |
 We go all around the pyramid |
 My boyfriend taking shots of the pyramid from all around. He wants me to pose...ooooo...I love you too! |
 A nice plant posing with the pyramid |
More plants to pose with it |
 This is the back side |
 The back side |
 There is some protection set up here |
And yet another side of the pyramid |
 Finally, we spotted some people |
 Back to the main side. Lets play some football, boys.. |
 Main side |
Main side |
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Main side again |
 Its nice to contemplate what happened here centuries ago |
Outside of the El Tazumal park, there are several local craft stores |
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 You can buy these cheap or, you can buy little antique ones for 30-50 dollars each (not displayed on the table) |
 This is the largest statue in the store |
