Los Naranjos Eco-Archaeological Park: A Hidden Gem with Easy Access!
If you're looking for a perfect blend of history, nature, and adventure, Parque Eco-Arqueológico Los Naranjos is a must-visit! Nestled near Lake Yojoa, this park offers stunning landscapes, well-preserved archaeological sites, and an impressive network of wooden walkways through lush forests and wetlands.
One of the best updates? The road is now fully paved! No more bumpy rides—just a smooth drive straight to the entrance, making it even easier for visitors to access this natural paradise. Whether you're a history buff, a birdwatcher, or just someone who enjoys breathtaking views, this park has something for you.
Pro tip: Bring comfy shoes, a camera for the incredible wildlife, and be ready to disconnect from the world (signal can be spotty, but that’s part of the charm!). Don’t skip the hanging bridge—it’s a highlight!
Would I visit...
Read moreDefinitely worth a visit. Well constructed walking trails (nice trail bridges although be careful, parts of it need repairs). Beautiful vegetation and possibility for birdwatching (not much to see for us..we went outside of the migratory season and it was a rainy late afternoon). The park hosts the second largest archeological site in Honduras (after Copan) unfortunately it's completely covered, so barely visible. There's a museum but...
Read moreLook: if you are nearby, have some time to kill, and nothing else to do, it's great; but don't get your hopes up. Part of the boardwalk is broken, the mosquitos can be fierce, and the entry fee for foreigners (if you pay it at the eastern entrance) is unconscionable. You'll get a pleasant walk in a forest with a few mounds (and an old pyramid). Again: just don't get...
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