A park in the centre of the El Salvador capital is putting on an impressive display of Christmas lights this year.

The recently reopened Parque Cuscatlán in San Salvador is now filled with stunning festive illuminations of castles, cars, reindeer and much more.

The park reopened in September after a US-backed renovation project.

The recently reopened Parque Cuscatlán, in the center of San Salvador, has been flooded by multicolored lights typical of the Christmas season. Various forms alluding to Christmas, such as carts, castles, houses, gifts, cars and reindeer are part of the setting that the mayor of the capital city has placed in this park that was reopened a couple of months ago, after renovations made with the cooperation of entities such as The Howard G. Buffet Foundation, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Glasswing International, the Cuscatlán Park Foundation and the San Salvador City Hall that are part of the institutions that contributed to the project.