Much of TEGUCIGALPA 's appeal is understated, with its main pleasure to be found in wandering the winding, narrow streets of the old centre, which meander haphazardly up the lower slopes of Cerro Picacho , the city's dramatic, mountainous backdrop. Along these streets, crumbling colonial buildings give way to gently decaying nineteenth-century mansions and modern, airy homes, each a watermark of the city's history. Even the constant cacophony, gridlock and pollution of the traffic-choked centre doesn't detract entirely from the charm, and the comings and goings of hordes of vendors, … more »
Tegucigalpa is the largest city and capital of Honduras. Hurricane Mitch... more »
Drive for less than an hour outside of Tegucigalpa and you will pass... more »
There are 101 flights per week flying on small aircraft from Toncontin... more »
Hurricane Mitch ravaged the nation's capital in 1998. Bridges and entire... more »
Hurricane Mitch ravaged the nation's capital in 1998. Bridges and entire... more »
TEGUCIGALPA, THE CAPITAL OF HONDURAS IS A VERY TIPICAL CITY OF HONDURAS, SHEAP... more »
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