Is the coffee famous in Honduras? quality and price of coffee in Honduras

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Honduras is located in Central America, Guatemala in the west, El Salvador in the southwest, Nicaragua in the southeast, the Caribbean Sea in the east and north, and the Gulf of Honseca in the Pacific Ocean to the south.

There are 280000 hectares of coffee plantations in the country, dominated by small coffee merchants, most of which are less than 3.5ha, accounting for 60 per cent of the country's production. In the coffee garden, men and women collect coffee beans by hand, then carefully handle and process them to meet the needs of the market and meet the different tastes of consumers.

In recent years, due to the upgrading of equipment and the assistance of international organizations to raise the level of the coffee industry, Honduras has also emerged on the international coffee stage.

Honduran coffee is of first-class quality and its price is the most competitive in Central American countries. Small, round, slightly bluish green coffee, taste full and slightly sweet, suitable for comprehensive coffee, can also be made into single coffee, suitable for medium and deep roasting!

The land area is 112090 square kilometers.

The capital Tegucigalpa

Time zone UTC-6

The total population is estimated at 8598561 in 2014.

Spanish, the official language

Major religions, Catholicism.

Unit of currency Lompilla Lempira, 1 HNL ≈ 5 TWD

Geography

It is located in the heart of Central America, bordering El Salvador, Nicaragua and Guatemala.

Located between the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean, Honduras is mainly mountainous, with lava plains inland and narrow plains along the coast.

Climate

Honduras has a tropical climate, with two seasons of dry rain throughout the year, with a rainy season from June to November, with an average annual temperature of more than 20 degrees Celsius, while the northern coastal terrain is low, about 30 degrees Celsius.

Culture

The ethnic mestizo of Honduras, mostly of Hispanic descent and local aborigines, has a brown complexion, but there are still many white or black faces.

Football is the most popular sport in Honduras. The Honduran national football team has reached the World Cup finals three times.

The ancient Mayan city of Copan Copan is recognized as "the Athens of the Mayan world" because of its exclusive preservation of Mayan temples and buildings with the characteristics of Mayan civilization for thousands of years.

diet

Honduras is rich in coffee, so be sure to taste the mellow Honduran coffee.

Rice, beans, corn dumplings (Tamales) and other corn products are local staples and are usually eaten with beef or chicken.

visa

Our people enjoy 90 days visa-free. If you need an extension after arriving in Honduras, you can apply to the Honduran Immigration Service with your passport.

Other information

Food

Rice, beans, corn dumplings (Tamales) and other corn products are local staples and are usually eaten with beef or chicken. Drinking unboiled water directly is not recommended. Most hotels provide filtered water, and shops can also buy mineral water. General stores are open from 9: 00 a.m. to 6: 00 p.m., Monday-Friday. There is a habit of tipping after food consumption in Honduras, and most restaurants take the initiative to add 10% to the bill.

Clothing

Honduras has a tropical climate, with two seasons of dry rain throughout the year. The rainy season is from June to November. Because of the elevation of about 1000 meters, the average annual temperature in Honduras is 20 degrees Celsius. The coastal topography of the northern Shantou city of Honduras is low, about 30 degrees. It is recommended to bring summer clothes and light coats to spare.

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Honduras offers a wide variety of accommodation, including high-end hotel chains, resort cabins, general hotels and youth hostels, and most of the more advanced hotels are in the big cities of Honduras.

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The domestic bus frequency is intensive and there are many destinations. The types of buses range from advanced air-conditioned cars to general basic buses. The first bus usually leaves in the early morning, the evening bus leaves in the evening, and there are almost no night buses. La Seba has daily ferries to Rhodan and Utila. Water taxis can also be found near the Gulf Islands. All big cities have taxis, as well as car rental services and short-haul minibuses. Basically, transportation in Honduras won't cost much.

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Honduras has a variety of tourism methods, including ecological parks, surfing and diving, monuments of civilization and colonial-era old cities. The most famous scenic spot is the Copamaya site, which is listed as an important cultural heritage by the United Nations, and the coast of the Gulf Islands north of Honduras has a beautiful coral area comparable to Australia's Great Barrier Reef, providing tourists with diving, windsurfing and other marine activities.