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The trip began on August 27, initially we left school at 7 a.m., and then we began our adventure to discover the beautiful places of Honduras.
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The trip began on August 27, initially we left school at 7 a.m., and then we began our adventure to discover the beautiful places of Honduras.
Our first destination was the "I love otoro" label located in Otoro, IntibucĆ” we took pictures of the whole group and continued on our way to reach another wonder.
MANO LENCA (I do not remember the name)
We arrived at a restaurant where there was a giant hand, where tourists and visitors can take their pictures and enjoy a very good meal and a very pleasant atmosphere.
Continuing with the tour, we arrived at the hope, in which we took group photos in the letters of hope and climbed all the stands made by the prisoners as punishment, it was a unique and very pleasant experience .
After lunch at the aforementioned site, we continued until we arrived at the hotel where we stayed that night, it was a very pleasant hotel and above all very comfortable stay, we rested for an hour and then we would continue again with the tour of the first day.
Our last destination on the first day was the hot springs, everyone had a great time being there and then we went to rest at the hotel for the next day to continue our tour.
DIA 2
The first place visited on the second day was the fort of San Cristobal. It is located in the city of Gracias, Lempira, and is part of the historical attractions of the Lenca Route.
Continuing with the tour, we arrive at the Cerrito where the book of the 10 commandments is located. The place was inaugurated in 2000, as part of the celebration of the centenary of the title of city of Santa Rosa de CopƔn. In addition to its religious and cultural importance, it allows you to enjoy a panoramic view of the city and its surroundings.
And as a last destination, we arrived at DULCE NOMBRE, COPĆN, a charming place where every corner is full of a very beautiful art made by Honduran artists and more, it is a very picturesque and warm place with a pleasant climate and walking through its streets is like being in a dream. See so much beautiful art embodied on every wall that covers that lovely .
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The stands in La Esperanza are the strangest thing in here for me. Punishment labour that ends up as a viewpoint everybody climbs for the photo. Nobody puts that on the sign. Could be wrong about how it reads locally.
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Sounds like whoever planned this route actually likes the country. Two days, six stops, and not one mall on the list.
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That giant hand š
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The giant hand outside the restaurant, and then those stands in La Esperanza built by prisoners as punishment and now full of school groups taking pictures. Honduras putting the strangest thing right where you have to walk past it! Do you have more trips like this posted anywhere?
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The (I do not remember the name) is my favourite bit. You kept the giant hand and lost the restaurant name, which is how trips work.
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