Tegucigalpa: The Heart of HondurasTegucigalpa is the present day capital of Honduras. The city has been safe from the many natural disasters, making it an ideal location for the country's government to set up camp. Once a major mining hub, today the city offers some of the most ancient cathedrals, as well as a great location in relation to the regions other famous destinations.
Read more about Tegucigalpa the Capital of Honduras » Copan Ruinas: Honduras's Mayan Ruins of the Copan ValleyIn the foothills of western Honduras, close to the Guatemalan border, there is an amazing, mysterious city known as the Copan Ruinas. Here you'll discover a window into the ancient past, where magnificent Mayan ruins take you back to a time long forgotten. Enter into the mystery of the world of Honduras as it used to be.
Read more about Copan Ruinas and the Mayan Ruins » Roatan: Rich History, Priceless MemoriesThe Bay Island of Roatan in Honduras is the ideal destination for those in search of Caribbean leisure and adventure. With plenty of diving opportunities, as well as plenty of other entertainment, you'll be sure to fall in love. With a rich history and exciting itinerary, there will never be a dull moment on Roatan!
Read more about The Bay Island of Roatan » Utila: Honduras' Bay Islands on a BudgetUtila is the smallest of the three major Bay Islands. A favorite destination for backpackers, divers and budget travelers alike, there are plenty of activities to keep you busy throughout your stay. You can dive deep and encounter the whale shark, or simply laze the day away on a hammock strung between palm trees.
Read more about The Bay Island of Utila » Guanaja: An Island Paradise Sought By the Stars40 miles off of the coast of Honduras, you'll find the tiny island of Guanaja, once known as the "Isle of the Pines". Discovered by Columbus back in 1502, today it is a popular destination for the rich and the famous. Home to spectacular coral reefs and white sand shores, Guanaja is calling.
Read more about The Bay Island of Guanaja » Santa Rosa de Copan: Quiet, Mountain LivingNot to be confused with the Copan Ruinas, Santa Rosa de Copan has a great deal to offer the eager explorer. From here you can set out to discover the jewels of the region including Gracias, La Campa and La Montanita. Or, you can simply stay in town and tour some of the local markets and factories. It's a great place for coffee and cigars!
Read more about Santa Rosa de Copan » Comayagua: The Historic Capital of HondurasComayagua was once the capital of the nation of Honduras, and while it no longer serves that particular function, it does still remain a capital of sorts - the Manufacturing capital. Comayagua is alive with a historic and eclectic charm, and its rich history seems to be reflected nearly everywhere you look.
Read more about Comayagua » Lago de Yojoa: A Lake of Wildlife and WonderWhether you long to hike, swim, boat or fish, beautiful Lago de Yojoa is just what the doctor order. Located only 100km from Comayagua, the beauty and biodiversity of this amazing lake will be sure to offer you an escape from the ordinary.
Read more about the scenic Lago de Yojoa » San Pedro Sula: The Industrial Capital of HondurasThe second largest city in all of Honduras, San Pedro Sula offers modern living with a commercial feel. Whether you're looking for a great deal or steal, or simply wish to explore the outlying region, San Pedro Sula is a great place to hang your hat as your discover the wonder and beauty of Honduras.
Read more about San Pedro Sula » Omoa, Honduras: Experience AntiquityOmoa was one of the first towns in all of Honduras to be established by the Spanish Conquistadors. Home to the stronghold known as Fort San Fernando de Omoa. Now a quiet town where most of the activities take place on the beach.
Read more about Omoa » Tela, Honduras: Parks, Gardens, and Garifuna VillagesEcotourism is a growing trend in the land of Honduras, which shouldn't come as any big surprise. The country is home to a great many national parks, historical landmarks, ancient ruins and conservationist movement. In the quiet city of Tela, which was once a major railroad hub, you'll find access to much of this and more.
Read more about Tela » La Ceiba: Home of the Tree to HeavenTucked away in the heart of the department of Atlantida is a vibrant city named La Ceiba. According to Garifuna tradition, the city's namesake, a large shady Ceiba tree was the ladder God used when He came from Heaven to visit the Earth. Once you explore the city, you'll understand why He'd choose it as a destination!
Read more about La Ceiba » Trujillo: Peace, Pirates and ParksSituated on the northern coast of Honduras, at the foot of Mt. Capira and Mt. Calentura is a small city called Trujillo on the Trujillo Bay. It was where Christopher Columbus landed on his final trip to the New World, and since then has been a destination of buccaneers, pirates, mercenaries and, today, tourists.
Read more about Trujillo » The Garifuna: Present Partners of the PastWithin Honduras and some of the neighboring Central American countries, there is a unique culture known as the Garifuna or the Black Caribs, and they live in a world greatly untouched by modernity and technology. This culture has survived despite the encroaching danger of assimilation and urban sprawl.
Read more about The Garifuna Culture » La Mosquitia: Home of the Rio Platano Biosphere PreserveOn the eastern side of Honduras, and extending into neighboring Nicaragua, you will find the largest and most pristine wilderness in all of Central America. There are no cars, no roads, and no motorcycles. You can only enter into this wild jungle by air, and then water.
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