This is literally such a helpful video! I’m currently planning a trip to Guatemala and El Salvador. I’m definitely going to look into this. Did you book directly on bus website?
@@abi_shake How far in advance did you book? Also can you link the website? I'm getting third parties mentioning pullmantur. I'm wanting to go from Antigua to San Salvador
I took Pullmantur to go to Guatemala and back and the front seats were empty so I asked if I could sit there to record the view and they said no problem. The border crossing was smooth since we didn’t have to get off the bus on the Salvadoran side. I remember Megabus in the States when it used to be good. I used to take it from Long Island to Albany, NY. And yes, you must try pupusas while you’re here! Very candid opinion from the Uber driver who actually has seen the changes in security and how it affects his job. Your Spanish is great btw. Where did you learn?
@@CC-br9qg Well, I live here since 2015. El Salvador is now one of the safest countries to visit. I’ve seen the positive changes first hand. In San Salvador you must visit Centro Histórico with its 3 plazas. National Library, Metropolitan Cathedral, National Palace, Iglesia El Rosario is unimpressive from the outside but once you go inside you will be in awe (entrance on the side not the front and small donation requested), Iglesia El Calvario is a newly liberated area. There were so many informal vendors and shacks you couldn’t even see the church a few months back, now there are two parks next to it and the church is historic and beautiful. You can see dancers and musical groups in plaza libertad and in plaza Morazan you have the National Theater. From there you may want to jump to El Divino Salvador del Mundo by Uber or bus. It is the most iconic landmark in El Salvador. Not the biggest but the most representative of the country. Every Salvadorans identifies with it. You can also visit Museo Marte, the various shopping malls if you’re into that, El Boquerón National Park, Planes de Renderos to try pupusas, Puerta del Diablo with its impressive views, Lago de Ilopango a volcanic lake, Parque Cuscatlan, and many more things. Hope this helps!
![Crossing into El Salvador... [Vlog 46] BORDER CROSSING from Guatemala](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/gZBdvZvQ0Ds/mqdefault.jpg)
![Crossing into El Salvador... [Vlog 46] BORDER CROSSING from Guatemala](/img/tr.png)
El Salvador the safest country 😎😎😎
Tu español es + te ayuda mucho en moverte.
Your Spanish is + helps you a lot to move around
Welcome to El Salvador! We are happy to have you here. 🇮🇳🇨🇦🇸🇻
Welcome to El salvador
Let's goooooooo wohooooo. 🎉🎉 another video.
Bienvenido a nuestro país El Salvador 🇸🇻🙋🏻♂️💙
I'm Toronto to East York Danforth and Victoria park
Nice Bus..great..
Un saludo desde virginia bendiciones
Great video! Which one did you like more? I'm thinking of visiting both countries in June
Heavily related to the "I havent been home.. well i dont have a home right now"
What company did you use for the bus? I am looking for ticket
Wow! Nice.
May I ask how did u book the bus and where did u take the bus in Guatemala?
This is literally such a helpful video! I’m currently planning a trip to Guatemala and El Salvador. I’m definitely going to look into this. Did you book directly on bus website?
Thanks a lot! I booked it on the website 😊
@@abi_shake How far in advance did you book? Also can you link the website? I'm getting third parties mentioning pullmantur. I'm wanting to go from Antigua to San Salvador
Very interesting ❤
I took Pullmantur to go to Guatemala and back and the front seats were empty so I asked if I could sit there to record the view and they said no problem. The border crossing was smooth since we didn’t have to get off the bus on the Salvadoran side. I remember Megabus in the States when it used to be good. I used to take it from Long Island to Albany, NY. And yes, you must try pupusas while you’re here! Very candid opinion from the Uber driver who actually has seen the changes in security and how it affects his job. Your Spanish is great btw. Where did you learn?
How long did you go in El Salvador and any suggestions of things to do in San Salvador? Did you go to El Tunco?
@@CC-br9qg Well, I live here since 2015. El Salvador is now one of the safest countries to visit. I’ve seen the positive changes first hand. In San Salvador you must visit Centro Histórico with its 3 plazas. National Library, Metropolitan Cathedral, National Palace, Iglesia El Rosario is unimpressive from the outside but once you go inside you will be in awe (entrance on the side not the front and small donation requested), Iglesia El Calvario is a newly liberated area. There were so many informal vendors and shacks you couldn’t even see the church a few months back, now there are two parks next to it and the church is historic and beautiful. You can see dancers and musical groups in plaza libertad and in plaza Morazan you have the National Theater. From there you may want to jump to El Divino Salvador del Mundo by Uber or bus. It is the most iconic landmark in El Salvador. Not the biggest but the most representative of the country. Every Salvadorans identifies with it. You can also visit Museo Marte, the various shopping malls if you’re into that, El Boquerón National Park, Planes de Renderos to try pupusas, Puerta del Diablo with its impressive views, Lago de Ilopango a volcanic lake, Parque Cuscatlan, and many more things. Hope this helps!
What passport are you using? That was smooth.
Indian passport lol
@@abi_shake oh no way that's cool.
Welcome to our country bro .
Enjoy the safeties country in the world
poor megabus is getting very bad rep😂
They should be shut down