Central America is home to a rich tapestry of outdoor sculptures that reflect its vibrant culture, history, and artistic traditions. Among the most famous is "La Chocita" in Costa Rica, a whimsical sculpture celebrating rural life. In Panama, the "Monumento a las Banderas" stands tall, symbolizing unity and independence. Guatemala's "Quetzalcoatl Fountain" in Antigua blends indigenous and colonial influences, while Nicaragua's "Alegoría a la Revolución" in Managua honors its revolutionary past. El Salvador's "Monumento al Divino Salvador del Mundo" is a striking religious icon in San Salvador. These sculptures not only beautify public spaces but also tell the stories of Central America's diverse heritage.