The flags of Central American countries consist of horizontal stripes representing geographical features. El Salvador's flag has blue stripes for the oceans and white for peace. Guatemala's flag has blue, white, and blue stripes representing the oceans on each side. Honduras' flag has turquoise, white, and turquoise stripes based on the former Central American Federation. Nicaragua's flag has cobalt blue stripes with a national emblem in the white center. Costa Rica's flag has double red stripes between white and blue on each side.

1. El Salvador
The Flag of El Salvador
The Monument to the Savior of the World
consists of three equal horizontal stripes, extreme
blue, representing the two oceans that bathe Central
America: the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean,
and central white representing peace
is located in the city of San Salvador, El Salvador. He is
considered a national symbol of this country.
The structure was designed by the architect José
MaríaBarahonaVillasenor, and consists of the figure of Christ,
patron of the country, on a globe which in turn is mounted on a
pedestal.
Guatemala
The flag of Guatemala
Municipality of Esquipulas
Was created by Executive Order of August 17, 1871,
as President of the Republic General Miguel Garcia
Granados.
It has two colors: blue and white. The white vertical
strip between the two celestial represents the fact
that the country lies between the Pacific Ocean to the
west and the Caribbean Sea to the east.
Is a town located in the department of Chiquimula in eastern
Guatemala, the main city and capital of the municipality is the
city of Esquipulas. This city is recognized as the main point of
Central Catholic pilgrimage, as it is the place where they
worship the Black Christ of Esquipulas.

2. Honduras
The flag of Honduras
Copán
Was established on February 16, 1866, with President Is an archaeological site of the Maya civilization located in the
Jose Maria Medina. It is based on the flag of the Copán Department of western Honduras, not far from the
former United Provinces of Central America. It border with Guatemala
consists of three horizontal stripes of equal size,
turquoise blue and white the plant outside. In the
center, within the white stripe are five blue stars
symbolize the five countries that formed the former
Central American Federation and the ideal of the
union of Central America.
Nicaragua
The flag of Nicaragua
Was created by Legislative Decree on September 5,
1908, as the current National Shield, being President
General José Santos ZelayaLópez. Its composition is
three horizontal stripes of equal size, cobalt blue
tone, the white exterior and the center, in the center,
set the national emblem.
Granada
Typical colonial town with colorful houses and architecture and
Victorian design, Granada is the city you are looking for.
Located near the Laguna de Apoyo and most important, next to
Lake Nicaragua, allowing travelers to easily travel by boat to
other attractions such as Bluefields Nicaragua and San Juan del
Sur, which places it among one of the attractions of Nicaragua's
most interesting.

3. Costa Rica
The flag of Costa Rica
Corcovado National Park
Is made by three colors placed horizontally, double Is located in the southwest Osa Peninsula of Costa Rica, and is
red stripe between two white center and each of part of the Osa Conservation Area. It was created on October
which is a blue one.
24, 1975, and covers an area of 45757 hectares of land and
5375 hectares of sea