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Summary: El Salvador is a lush green and vibrant country. It greeted me with the sight of a terrible bus accident on my first morning, a stark reminder that traffic in Central America remains an unpredictable danger. After just two days I left my bike at a small hotel and embarked on a bus journey North towards the mountains to climb both El Pital and also Las Minas , the highest mountains of El Salvador and Honduras, respectively. Not sure which is the bigger adventure — bus ride or mountain hike — I was glad to be back in one piece and continue my bike ride along the Panamerican Highway in scorching heat into Honduras. Fixed flat tire right outside of hotel in the morning and inflated at nearby bike shop. Then bad bus accident on Carreterra Panamericana at 15km. Seeing the bus smacked into the pillar of a pedestrian overpass and imagining the many fatalities this accident had caused makes me very sad. Some hills, but more downhill than uphill. Stop at 40km for lunch at intersection to Quezaltepeque. Chicken and tortillas, followed by a pineapple which I share with the four women there. Ride through lava field of nearby volcano — on the other side of which is the capital, San Salvador. Nearly missed turn-off to Apopa poor road signs. Searched for hotel there, but found only very shabby motel. The remaining 19km to Aguilares starts with a few uphills, but then a beautiful m downhill on perfect road, just slightly inclined. Reach Aguilares at 5pm and find cheap but central hotel. Get some Internet access, but only for 10min as they close down for the night. Then Chinese food for dinner. Then more email and trying to find another Internet place unsuccessful, all closed. To bed by 9pm. I leave at 4pm, the latest start to a cycling day ever. Nice paved road with no shoulder, but also very little traffic; flat for the first 10km or so, then some hills and eventually steep uphill, more than I expected. I arrive when the sun goes down. There are bad cobblestone roads here in the little town. I realize there is some jazz festival going on — I lucked out on that one! A tourist town, clearly; some hotels have stunning views over the man-made lake below. I end up at another hotel where I talk to the owner about my project as he shows interest in my bike. I also get a tip regarding a good restaurant nearby where I head for dinner. Before and after dinner I check email and change my SPOT page from two coffee shops at the central plaza with wireless Internet. I collect my fresh laundry, have a final coke and brush my teeth. I get to sleep in my tent at almost midnight. Long day with lots of hills and very hot up to 35C. I break down my tent and have breakfast at the restaurant at the plaza. Everything is right here, even am ATM right across from the hotel. I start riding just before 9am. I get to San Martin at 11am. I just buy a coke and continue after a short break. The km are flying by and I wave to lots of cars and pickup trucks with people on the back. I stop at 90km to eat some water melon fruit and drink some more coconut-pineapple juice and water. Very refreshing. I need it on the next m climbing in 35C heat! After crossing the river just below the dam which creates the lake Suchitoto overlooks the road climbs back out of the valley. I stop and drink 1. Not enough to reach the next city San Miguel , but enough for some extra km. I finally decide to stop in El Triunfo at around 5pm after km. I check in a small hotel, take a shower and then proceed to the nearby Restaurante La Joya for dinner. I set the alarm early at 5am. Beautiful low angle sunlight illuminates the surrounding volcanoes, in particular the symmetric cone of San Miguel. My first goal is the town of San Miguel. I stop at the hotel Florencia, where they offer a breakfast buffet and wireless Internet — Bingo! So I get to check email and my SPOT pages while feasting over multiple plates and 5 glasses of pineapple juice and as many cups of coffee, plus 2 yoghurts, fruit, cookies and a plate of hot food, incl. At I resume the ride. Now fresh and fully nourished the ride feels great. The next goal is to reach the border to Honduras. Near the town of La Union the road turns sharply to the left towards the border. I run low on fluids. So I decide to stop at the next store, no matter what. I come upon a tiny little shack with only a very old woman there, but it has a promising coca cola label outside — indeed one of the most widely recognized brands in the world! Then I see big bottles in the room, 2. The rest goes into my Nalgene bottle for the road. Fresh juiced up I reach the border at near km for the day. From various reports I always expect these crossings to take up a lot of time, but so far I hardly ever waited more than min. I start using the iPod for additional motivation during the many hills Honduras still has to offer. I feel good and it is still about 3 hr to sunset, so I push on towards San Lorenzo, some 55 km after the border. I realize again how much attention my unusual bike is drawing from practically everybody along the road. When I get to talk with the shop owner, he spontaneously offers me to pitch my tent in his home! He lives there with his kids and one grand child, but no wife separated. A very friendly man named Barto. I accept and offer to invite him and his son for dinner in return. We all have a fish filet with garlic sauce — yummy. All rights reserved. Blix Theme by Sebatian Schmieg. Icons by Kevin Potts. Powered by WordPress. Log in. Panamerican Peaks Project. El Salvador Summary: El Salvador is a lush green and vibrant country.

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