Joya de Ceren, El Salvador, is a UNESCO World Heritage archaeological site known for its exceptionally well-preserved pre-Columbian Maya village buried by a volcanic eruption around AD 600. Visitors can explore excavated house foundations and household artifacts, view the on-site museum with artifacts and explanatory displays, and learn about Maya daily life and volcanic preservation processes. Explore our Joya de Ceren travel guides for the best things to do and travel tips.
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