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The enchanting colonial town of Suchitoto (‘place of birds and flowers’) is one of the country’s most popular attractions.

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The enchanting colonial town of Suchitoto (‘place of birds and flowers’) just a short drive north from the capital, is one of the country’s most popular attractions. It has emerged from its pivotal role in the civil war to blossom as a centre for arts and culture. Visitors flock to explore the cobbled lanes flanked by squat, red-roofed adobe houses, its exquisite chalk-white baroque church and viewpoints over the surrounding countryside. But it is not just a tourist destination; much of its appeal lies in the fact that it is still a working town, with boutique hotels sitting alongside thriving markets.

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The picturesque colonial town of Suchitoto is one of the country’s most popular attractions and is a centre for arts and culture. Explore the cobbled lanes, baroque church and viewpoints over the surrounding countryside and enjoy the boutique hotels and thriving markets.

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