Casa Blanca

At the Casa Blanca Archaeological Park, time seems to stand still, offering you a unique glimpse into the Maya civilization. Just steps from Chalchuapa, you’ll discover an archaeological site that invites you to travel back more than 3,000 years. Surrounded by lush vegetation, Maya structures such as ceremonial platforms and pyramids rise up, while the peaceful setting of gardens and trails invites you to explore at your own pace.

Casa Blanca is not just about history—it’s also a place of learning. In the eco-museum, you can discover the fascinating tradition of indigo dyeing, an ancestral practice still alive among the locals. The site’s connection to El Trapiche, home to the largest pyramid in El Salvador, makes Casa Blanca a true time capsule filled with culture, nature, and mystery.

Discover art and history in one place.
Casa Blanca is more than an archaeological site—it’s a living experience where past and present meet.
Explore El Salvador with fresh eyes!