Departamentos de Honduras y Cabeceras

A department in Honduras with La Ceiba as its capital, known for being a maritime and tourist port.

A department in Honduras with Trujillo as its capital, recognized for its colonial history and architecture.

A department in Honduras where the capital shares the same name, known for being the ancient capital of the country.

This department's capital is Santa Rosa de Copán, famous for its proximity to Mayan ruins and cultural heritage.

A department with San Pedro Sula as its capital, known as the industrial capital of Honduras.

This department has the same name as its capital, known for its warm climate and proximity to the Choluteca River.

A department with Yuscarán as its capital, noted for its coffee and mineral production.

The department where Tegucigalpa, the political capital of Honduras, is located, rich in cultural history.

A department with Puerto Lempira as its capital, located in the Mosquitia region with a unique cultural diversity.

This department's capital is La Esperanza, known for agricultural production and temperate climate.

A department with Roatán as its capital, a popular tourist destination due to its beautiful beaches and coral reefs.

A department with La Paz as its capital, an important agricultural center sharing the same name.

This department's capital is Gracias, known for its indigenous history and natural beauty.

A department with Nueva Ocotepeque as its capital, known for being on the border with Guatemala.

This department's capital is Juticalpa, recognized for cattle production and agriculture.

The department shares its name with its capital, focused on local traditions and agricultural production.

A department with Nacaome as its capital, a vital commercial and agricultural center in the south.

This department's capital is Yoro, famous for its festivals and the natural phenomenon of fish rain.