The most important cities of Honduras

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Honduras is a vast country in Central America that opens onto two seas and hides numerous natural resources. In addition, you no longer have as many security problems as in previous years. Therefore, it would not be strange if it would soon cease to be a hidden treasure for tourists.

Today we are going to talk to you about the most important cities in Honduras in terms of population. It is important that you bear in mind that the following list is based on the 2013 census. In addition, you should know that for its preparation the population of the city as such has been taken into account; and that Tegucigalpa and Comayagüela, which constitute the capital of the country, are included as a single urban entity.

Tegucigalpa and Comayagüela

Tegucigalpa
First of all, we want to talk about Tegucigalpa and Comayagüela, which form the Central District, that is, the capital of Honduras. Most of the seats of the government powers are located on the Tegucigalpa side. Of course, you should know that colloquially they are considered two cities.

San Pedro Sula

San Pedro Sula
The second most populated city in Honduras is San Pedro Sula, home to the most important industrial companies in Honduras and the city with the highest population growth rate in the country. It has a harsh climate, which can be extremely hot and humid.

Choloma

Choloma
Choloma is the third most populated city in the country. It has a large number of industries, although a high percentage of the area is dedicated to agriculture and livestock. In Choloma, most of the population has come from other parts of the country in search of employment . Another fact to keep in mind is that it is one of the most dangerous cities in the Sula Valley.

Ceiba

Ceiba
In fourth position we find La Ceiba, considered the second most important port in Honduras. It is important to note that it has the highest literacy rate in the country. Known in Central America for its Isidra Fair, it has its beaches as one of its main attractions.

Progress

Progress
The fifth most populous city is El Progreso, which is currently the third most important city in terms of population and commercial labor movement in the country. The Cordillera Mico Quemado is one of the main attractions of this place and, in fact, more than 28,000 hectares are protected by the government of Honduras.

Villanueva

Villanueva
We continue our tour of the main cities of Honduras in Villanueva, one of the leading producers of sugar cane municipalities. For this reason, it is known as "the city that sweetens Honduras." The two largest rivers in the country, Chamelecón and Ulúa, cross the city.

Choluteca

Choluteca
We must also talk about Choluteca, known as the Sultana del Sur. It is one of the oldest cities in Honduras, as well as being the most important in the southern part of the country and a regional meeting place. It is experiencing an economic boom and population growth

Comayagua

Comayagua
The eighth most populated city in Honduras is Comayagua, which is located in the valley of the same name. Its colonial past can be seen in its old churches, its cathedral, its colonial squares and its interesting museums. It is one of the most touristic places in the country.

Puerto Cortes

Port-Cortes
In ninth position on the list we find Puerto Cortés, which has different tourist attractions, highlighting its beaches . Of course, the main economic activity of the city is around the operations of the port.

Danli

Danli
Finally, we must talk about Danlí, considered "the city of the hills" because it is surrounded by hills loaded with green pine forests. It is known for the International Corn Festival, which is celebrated in the month of August.