Santa Ana & Ojojona

In Honduras a wide variety of fine handicrafts are made, the artisanal industry, organized in most cases in the form of cooperatives, is widespread throughout the country, and contributes greatly to the development of the national economy.
Crockery, vases, vases and vases are made of clay and clay, furniture and baskets are made of mambu and wicker, wood is transformed into trunks, fruit bowls and dining sets and palm in baskets, hats, fans and wallets.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Santa Ana, Santa Ana, La Paz Department

The municipality of Santa Ana known as the city of "the winds" that borders the municipality of Ojojona. It is a picturesque town of colonial architecture.
Santa Ana has several tourist attractions such as The Ayasta Caves, the Peña Caves and the Devil's Window Cave or the Chatarra Cross.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Ojojona, Ojojona, Francisco Morazan Department

Ojojona is perhaps the archetype of the colonial rural community of Honduras. Located in a small valley, surrounded by mountains with abundant pine forests. This municipality offers a colonial-style architecture with typical adobe houses painted white, with a material used in the construction called `` CAL '', with its red tiles, and cobbled streets with hospital inhabitants that will make you feel very comfortable .

Duration: 3 hours