Celaque, Gracias
and La Campa

The national park of Celaque, home to the highest point in Honduras, has unconfirmed status, and its details come from a private portal. Gracias has Casa Galeano, a cultural centre with rooms on Celaque and the municipalities of the Colosuca association and a botanical garden, opened to the public in 2006 according to Diario El Salvador (July 2026). Also in Gracias, San Cristóbal Fort was built between 1864 and 1875, according to Visit Honduras, and state television TNH (October 2026) presents it as a viewpoint that tourists from across the country visit every day. About four kilometres from the centre, on the road to La Esperanza, lies Presidente Hot Springs, a resort whose springs the Gracias municipality fitted out, according to the state news portal Diario Nacional de Honduras (October 2026). Near Gracias, La Campa, a village known for its Lenca pottery, has unconfirmed status: the latest dated press source describing a visit is from September 2025. The fees of Casa Galeano, the fort and the hot springs, and the hours of the first two, come mainly from the private portal graciaslempira.com and are unconfirmed; for Casa Galeano’s hours, the published figures also disagree