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The Cayahuanca Stone (Piedra Cayahuanca ) is a stone located some 4 kilometers to the north of San Ignacio, Chalatenango on the border between Honduras and El Salvador, approximately 1550 metres above sea level. The rock serves as a mark of the border, giving a panoramic view of both countries.

During Easter, the local inhabitants and visitors meet at the point of Cayahuanca the Stone and camp overnight.

References

1. "Piedra Cayahuanca". lapalmasanignacio.org. Archived from the original on April 27, 2008. Retrieved July 31, 2008.

v t e Chalatenango Department
Capital: Chalatenango
Districts	Agua Caliente Arcatao Azacualpa Chalatenango Citalá Comalapa Concepción Quezaltepeque Dulce Nombre de María El Carrizal El Paraíso La Laguna La Palma La Reina Las Flores Las Vueltas Nombre de Jesús Nueva Concepción Nueva Trinidad Ojos de Agua Potonico San Antonio de la Cruz San Antonio Los Ranchos San Fernando San Francisco Lempa San Francisco Morazán San Ignacio San Isidro Labrador San José Cancasque San Luis del Carmen San Miguel de Mercedes San Rafael Santa Rita Tejutla
Geography	Cerro El Pital Cerrón Grande Reservoir Lempa River San Jose Ojos de Agua Sumpul River
Landmarks	Cayahuanca Stone Cerrón Grande Dam Core Relocations Estadio José Gregorio Martínez St. John the Baptist Cathedral

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