Women and girls in Honduras are at high risk after Hurricane Eta, and aid agencies warn that floods and mudslides are creating a slow-moving humanitarian disaster for the region. Heavy rains with the remnants of Hurricane ETA have flooded homes in Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, bringing the death toll in Central America to at least 57. On Thursday afternoon, a permeable mountain slope slid into the town of San Cristobal de Verapaz, burying a house and leaving at least 25 dead, according to local media reports. About 1,000 homes and more than 1.5 million acres of land were flooded, and another 48 hours of rain was expected, Gia said.

Parts of Nicaragua and Honduras could get up to three times as much rain in one day as normal, according to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization.

The storm has been wreaking havoc since November 3, when it began ravaging parts of Central America as a Category 4 hurricane. When it moved over central Honduras, it had been downgraded to a tropical depression, but deadly flooding and landslides continued.

In 1824, the first Congress of the Republic of Honduras declared Tegucigalpa and Comayagua alternating capitals. After the independence of Honduras as the only republic, the capitals continued to alternate between Teguca, Alamo and San Pedro Sula until the then President Marco Aurelio Soto declared it the permanent capital of Honduras on October 30, 1880.

Tegucigalpa continued to grow, reaching a population of 250,000 people before making way for one of the country's most populous cities and Honduras' second-largest city. Under the then-acting governor of Honduras, Juan Manuel de la Torre, it became a mining town.

The city's main buildings include the City Hall, the National Museum of Honduras and the Tegucigalpa Congress Centre. The exhibition moves through the history of the country, starting with the geographical formation of Central America.

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The National Park, founded in 1980, is the first in Honduras and covers an area of 238.21 square kilometers. The oldest hotel known as Distrito Hotelero San Martin is the Maya Hotel in Honduras.

If you are looking for hotels in the area, you will find one of the best accommodations in Honduras. It is an appropriate name as Tegucigalpa and surroundings They are home to the largest park in Central America, the Mayan National Park. If you visit Central America, it costs between $20 and $40 to fly from San Pedro Sula (possibly cheaper to take a bus for transportation) or El Salvador.

Tegucigalpa is easily accessible as it has a bus stop in Paraiso, a popular tourist destination and a few other attractions. From Paraios, you can walk across the border to Nicaragua, but get off the chicken bus and forget about it. On the Nicaraguan side there is no freight traffic, only buses, taxis and buses from San Pedro Sula to Honduras.

Housed in a 19th century building, the museum is a must for anyone who wants to learn more about Honduras "history and people. It is an excellent place to see the ancient architecture and churches and learn about the history and government of Honduran Honduras. The museum, one of the most popular tourist attractions in Tegucigalpa, focuses on Honduras "history, but is also an important part of any trip to the country.

Antantigua planta hidroelectrica, "Honduras Honduras" (Honduran National Museum of Natural History) in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.

Downtown Tegucigalpa is arranged around a central and central square with the Parroquia San Miguel Arcangel, which is simply known as la Catedral. East of the rising downtown, the first modern and affluent neighborhoods of Teguigelpa are emerging, such as the high-priced hotels and restaurants on Avenida Miguel Cervantes, renamed Avenidas Republica and Chile, and east of this center, bordering the upscale Colonia Palmira. South of the city centre is the Suyapa Boulevard, home to the National Museum of Natural History (Antantigua planta hidroelectrica) and the Central Library, which leads to the city centre, as well as a number of residential and commercial buildings. To the east of the centre is an industrial area that stretches along the north-east corner, from which Avenido Jerez becomes the main artery between the central business district and the city centre and, to the east, Avenidos de la Paz.

The Avenida Republica and Chile are 15 minutes walk east of the center and the Avenida San Miguel de la Paz 25 minutes west.