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El Picacho United Nations Park
My advice is to wear good hiking shoes. The trails can get a bit rocky and slippery, especially after rain. I learned that the hard way!
Bring some snacks and water; there are a few spots to relax, but they don’t have many food options. I spent more than I planned on snacks at the little kiosk!
I suggest heading to the park early, around 7 AM, to beat the heat and enjoy a quieter atmosphere. The sunrise views are totally worth it!
Tegucigalpa Central Park
I suggest checking out the local vendors for souvenirs, but don’t be afraid to haggle a bit. I found some cool handmade crafts for way less just by asking for a better price.
Watch for pickpockets, especially near the busier areas... I didn't have any issues, but a friend nearly lost his wallet... Keep your stuff close, and you'll have a great time!
Jeannette Kawas National Park
Eco Park Juana Lainez
I suggest bringing some snacks or a picnic lunch – the food options inside the park are pretty limited and can be a bit pricey. We brought sandwiches and it made our day much more enjoyable!
Gumbalimba Park
Pico Bonito National Park
I recommend setting out for your trek early, around 7 AM. The trails get super busy later, and starting early gives you a chance to see the wildlife before it gets too hot
La Tigra National Park
I suggest packing some snacks and water before you head out. The food options in the park are pretty limited and a bit pricey. Having your own food saved me both time and money!