Morazán

Morazán is a department located in the eastern part of El Salvador. It is bordered by the departments of La Union to the east, San Miguel to the north, and Usulután to the west. The department's capital is San Francisco Gotera. Morazán is known for its diverse geography, which includes mountains, valleys, and rivers. The region is predominantly rural, with agriculture forming the backbone of its economy. Coffee, maize, and beans are among the primary crops cultivated.

Historically, Morazán was a significant area during the Salvadoran Civil War, experiencing considerable conflict and displacement. Following the peace accords, efforts have been made to rebuild and develop the region. The department is also recognized for its natural beauty, with attractions such as the Perquín historical site, which commemorates the civil war, and various natural reserves. These sites draw domestic and international visitors interested in history and ecotourism. The population of Morazán is characterized by its resilience and strong cultural identity.