Tegucigalpa Travel Blogs

these are some of my favorite photo's that don't have a home!!! I took a lot of them in college when I was majoring in photography... we will see where this goes.

  A little taxi van picked me up at 5.30 in the morning to drive to the airport of Utila. As I had stayed much longer on the island than I had originally intended to, I had decided not to take the 8.5 hour bus to the capital, but to fly instead. So after changing flights in La Ceiba and San…

I swear that zombies exist after visiting the Honduran Capital. But first, I must tell you how I got to Tegucigalpa. We dropped our monster truck off in some little town in Nicaragua near the Honduran border. From there, we took a one hour bus to the border to pass customs and get our passport sta…

I Spent an enjoyable day in Tegucigalpa , the capital of Honduras . Perhaps a tad surprising given its generally not rated particularly highly by either guidebooks or fellow travellers who tend to either just change buses here or at most stay overnight and leave the following day. But I like t…

July 21st                Well, I decided since I can't get to the Internet very often I should start documenting my days on my portable hard drive and then post it on my blog whenever I get to an Internet cafe, otherwise I will just…

We woke up at 4.30 to get the bus at 6am. Arrived at the bus station some people told us that there isn´t any bus going to Tegucigalpa so Pau went mad because yesterday evening we were told there was one. We finally got in a bus to San Pedro Sula, Honduras. In the bus, an English guy told us the h…

Now the locals on the bus said " dont go out after dark" due to gangs going around the streets - and us being easy targets - it was best if we stayed in after dark - Well of course we arrived after dark! Only got some cookies for dinner - too scared to go out - Next morning we&n…

WE dropped of the rental car in northern Nicaragua after our night of tailgating.  As i suspected, the car rental place tried to screw us and say that we damaged the car.  After we finally got ahold of some mechanic by phone in suan juan del sur, he let the rental people know that we were…

Hanging out in Honduras and Guatemala in September 2007

The Honduras capital has around nine hundred thousand people in it, although I think the census was carried out in the sixties because there was far too much activity going on for the number to be that small. The driving of the taxi driver we were with was interesting to say the least. The had char…

Details of my trip to Central America. Guatemala to Panama.

Now back on the mainland, and I have to say it feels great to be back amongst all the chaos of traffic and all the screaming Hondureños! Definitely had my share of fresh air in Utila, so now I´m ready to do some more sightseeing and breathe in some pollution in the country´s capital! The ri…

I've taken a year off work to go visit the world! I have lined up the first 9 months to check out South and Central America, and who knows what after that...

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After napping for 4 hours, or trying to, we arrived in the great capital city of Honduras, Tegucigalpa... or Tegus, as the Hondurans call it. My friends and I decided to explore the city while the bus filled up with passengers. We took a little break for cafecitos and headed back onto the bus for t…