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Favorite thing: Its true there hapen things in Tegucigalpa, but many depends on yourself of course. I would say don't show around with you digital camera in fonrt of the many streetchildren and don't just walk around after dark.
Comayagüela, Tegucigalpa's twin city, might even be more dangerous.
Written Jun 24, 2003
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Favorite thing: If you do stay here you can visit the many churches around. In the inner city at the 'plaza de morazán' you'll find the cathedral, a little further 'San Fransisco', ....
Another interesting place can be the museum 'Museo de la historia Republicana Villa Roy' where you can see as well old mayan sculptures as modern Honduran art.
Written Jun 24, 2003
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Favorite thing: Tegucigalpa is the capital of the country, but many tourists avoid this area. Because of insavety and just because there's not much to see. I stayed here lets say about a week and I have to say they're wright! There is almost nothing to see, it's a very dirty city and well about savety...I think its still saver than for example San Pedro Sula, but also here you have to be carefull.
Written Jun 24, 2003
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Favorite thing: go to Yoland's Spa- it's wonderful. My favorite resturant is the El Patio. They have built a new building, on a different site, and it is very modern. They have patio area with an open grill. It smells great as soon as you arrive.
Fondest memory: The Mission house where we stay is on a hill above the city. At night I can lay in my bunk and see the lights of the city below.
Written Aug 24, 2002
Written Aug 24, 2002
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go to Yoland's Spa- it's wonderful. My favorite resturant is the El Patio. They have built a new building, on a different site, and it is very modern. They have...
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I had been trying to avoid big cities as much as possible but deciced that I'd stay one day in the capital of Honduras just to prove myself that I was not afraid of cities. I arrived there by bus from...
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TEGUCIGALPA - CAPITAL OF HONDURAS
Hello everybody ! Welcome to my Tegucigalpa VT Page. I spent two wonderful months in Tegucigalpa this summer. Tegucigalpa is located in the department of Francisco Morazan in the central part of...
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A former president left his house to be used as a museum, the Museo Nacional De Antropologia e Historia is in this bulding, part of the history of our nation is writen here in the exibits. Is located...
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Capital and Largest City in Honduras
Tegucigalpa, or Tegus as it is commonly referred, has an uncertain etymological origin for its name, although it is most commonly believed to be derived from a word in the Nahuatl language, and was at...
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