Jayaque
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Parque
Municipal Jayaque que queda frente al palacio municipal o a la alcaldía y la
parroquia, pasa alegre por los niños que juegan con sus padres. Los fines de
semanas pasa más alegre porque se
hacen tour del café en el día o en la noche.
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De acuerdo a
crónicas municipales del siglo XX, los pobladores de este sitio ocupaban el
territorio de Opico, pero lo abandonaron debido a <<varias plagas>>
a inicio del siglo XVll. En 1770, según Pedro Cortez y Lara, la aldea era
habitada por 578 personas. Forma parte del departamento de la libertad a partir
del 28 de enero de 1865, y obtuvo el título de ciudad el 18 de mayo de 1926.
El
Municipio de Jayaque tiene un área de 47.5km2 y tiene una altitud de 980 MS/NM.
El nombre nahuat Jayaque, shaycat o
Xayacatepeque tendría los significados de<<cerro de los en
mascarados>>. Cuenta con dos fiestas al año, en Enero se celebra la
fiesta copatronal en honor a San Sebastián Mártir del 18 al 26 de Enero, en el
mes de Julio se celebran las fiestas patronales en honor a san Cristóbal y san
Lucas del 20 al 26 de Julio. Asimismo, junto a los vecinos de cuisnahuat y
tepecoyo donde se disfruta de una sabrosa chicha, es una bebida fermentada a
base de frutas que es prohíba en el resto de El Salvador debido al alto grado
de alcohol que posee, pero no es prohibido en Jayaque ya que es una tradición
de muchísimos años y sus festividades son muy coloridas.
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La tierra de
los cumpas, Jayaque, en el Departamento de La Libertad, es uno de los
referentes turísticos por su incomparable clima, sus paisajes, tradiciones y
buen café hacen que este pueblo enamore a sus visitantes.
“Jayaque me
gusta a mí, por sus montes encumbrados, por sus ricos balsamares, y su cielo de
zafir…”, dice Pancho Lara en su canción que dedico a esta ciudad. Si usted lo
visita se dará cuenta de que el cantautor salvadoreño no se equivoco y hasta
podría agregarle… por sus lindos parajes, por su aroma a café y por su clima
templado… todo eso embellece a Jayaque, una ciudad ubicado en el Departamento
de La Libertad, en el corazón de la cordillera del bálsamo.
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Una de las principales ciudades productoras de café, ´Jayaque´, con la iniciativa de pequeños empresarios y cultivadores del grano, han creado un tour para mostrar a los amantes de este fruto su cultivo y todo lo que esta apegado a sus tradiciones de producción y procesamiento, así como a la adopción de normas, técnicas y tecnologías que lo orienten a obtener una mayor calidad en su producto. La ruta del Jayaque Tour del café abre las posibilidades al turista de tener una experiencia diferente, un Turismo-Café acompañado de una oferta gastronómia que se ofrece los fines de semana satisface los gustos más exigentes.
Los Cumpas en Jayaque Por tradición
precolombina, cada 23 de julio se celebra el popular “Topa de los Cumpas”, una
fiesta de origen indígena muy arraigada ...
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DENCIDAD DE POBLACION: 11,058 habitantes hasta el 2007
FIESTAS PRONALES: Cuenta
con dos fiestas al año, en Enero se celebra la fiesta copatronal en honor a San
Sebastián Mártir del 18 al 26 de Enero, en el mes de Julio se celebran las
fiestas patronales en honor a san Cristóbal y san Lucas del 20 al 26 de Julio.
SIGNIFICADO EN NAHUAT : Jayaque, shaycat o Xayacatepeque tendría
los significados de<<cerro de los en mascarados>>
jayaque
Jayaque which
faces the town hall or the mayor and the parish, cheerful passes by children
playing with their parents Municipal Park. The weekend passes happier because
coffee tour are made on the day or at night.
According to local chronicles of the twentieth century, the people of this site Opico occupied territory, but left due to various pests << >> to start of the seventeenth century. In 1770, according to Pedro Cortez and Lara, the village was inhabited by 578 people. Part of the department of freedom from January 28, 1865, and obtained the title of city on May 18, 1926.
The municipality has an area of Jayaque 47.5km2 and has an altitude of 980 MS / NM. The Nahuatl name Jayaque, shaycat or Xayacatepeque have the meanings of the hill << >> in Mascarados. It has two parties a year, in January the copatronal party in honor of San Sebastian Martin from 18 to 26 January in the month of July is celebrated the festivities are celebrated in honor of Saint Christopher and Luke from 20 to 26 July. Also, with neighbors Cuisnahuat and Tepecoyo where you can enjoy a tasty chicha is a fermented beverage from fruit which is prohibited in the rest of El Salvador due to the high degree of alcohol having, but it is banned in Jayaque because it is a tradition for many years and are very colorful festivities
According to local chronicles of the twentieth century, the people of this site Opico occupied territory, but left due to various pests << >> to start of the seventeenth century. In 1770, according to Pedro Cortez and Lara, the village was inhabited by 578 people. Part of the department of freedom from January 28, 1865, and obtained the title of city on May 18, 1926.
The municipality has an area of Jayaque 47.5km2 and has an altitude of 980 MS / NM. The Nahuatl name Jayaque, shaycat or Xayacatepeque have the meanings of the hill << >> in Mascarados. It has two parties a year, in January the copatronal party in honor of San Sebastian Martin from 18 to 26 January in the month of July is celebrated the festivities are celebrated in honor of Saint Christopher and Luke from 20 to 26 July. Also, with neighbors Cuisnahuat and Tepecoyo where you can enjoy a tasty chicha is a fermented beverage from fruit which is prohibited in the rest of El Salvador due to the high degree of alcohol having, but it is banned in Jayaque because it is a tradition for many years and are very colorful festivities
Land of the cumpas, Jayaque, in the Department of La Libertad, is one of
the tourist references for its incomparable climate, landscapes, traditions and
good coffee make this town visitors fall in love.
"Jayaque I like it, for its lofty mountains, for its rich balsamares, and sapphire sky ..." says Pancho Lara in his song dedicated to this city. If you visit you will realize that the Salvadoran singer not wrong and may even add ... for their beautiful landscapes, for its coffee aroma and mild climate ... all that beautifies Jayaque, a city located in the Department of La freedom, in the heart of the mountain balm.
"Jayaque I like it, for its lofty mountains, for its rich balsamares, and sapphire sky ..." says Pancho Lara in his song dedicated to this city. If you visit you will realize that the Salvadoran singer not wrong and may even add ... for their beautiful landscapes, for its coffee aroma and mild climate ... all that beautifies Jayaque, a city located in the Department of La freedom, in the heart of the mountain balm.
One of the
main coffee
producing cities,'Jayaque', with the
initiative of entrepreneurs and small
grain growers have created a tour to show the lovers
of this fruit cultivation and all that is attached to its traditions of production and processing as well as
the adoption of rules, techniques
and technologies to guide him to obtain a higher quality product. Tour Route coffee
Jayaque opens possibilities
for tourists to have a different experience,
a tourism-Café accompanied by a
gastronomy offer that is offered on weekends satisfy
the most demanding tastes.
POPULATION DENSITY: 11,058 inhabitants until
2007
FESTIVITIES: There are two holidays a year, in January the copatronal festival is celebrated in honor of San Sebastian Martin from 18 to 26 January in the month of July the festivities are celebrated in honor of Saint Christopher and Luke 20 to July 26.
MEANING IN NAHUAT: Jayaque, shaycat or Xayacatepeque would meanings << hill of the in Mascarados >>
FESTIVITIES: There are two holidays a year, in January the copatronal festival is celebrated in honor of San Sebastian Martin from 18 to 26 January in the month of July the festivities are celebrated in honor of Saint Christopher and Luke 20 to July 26.
MEANING IN NAHUAT: Jayaque, shaycat or Xayacatepeque would meanings << hill of the in Mascarados >>
