Flights from Miami to Tegucigalpa (MIA to TGU)

Tegucigalpa, commonly referred to as Tegus, is the capital of Honduras. The city is in the southern-central highland region of department of Francisco Morazan, in a valley, surrounded by mountains. Tegucigalpa experiences a relatively fresh and mild climate. The city is replete with impressive museums, eateries, and numerous other tourist attractions. Though the colonial feel of the city is mostly lost, if a visitor looks closely, there are numerous lovely colonial and scenic areas within the city.

Things to do in Tegucigalpa

The Shrine of Our Lady of Suyapa

Shrine of Our Lady of Suyapa is one of the most visited attractions in the city and is an excellent place for spiritual tourists. Suyapa, located in the church, is represented by a wooden sculpture of a virgin found by a peasant while camping in the pastoral areas of the city. The shrine was built in her honour and the name of the church is also based on her.

La Leona Park

La Leona Park, another spot in the centre of the city, is located up on the hill just above the downtown. The park offers magnificent vistas of the city, incorporating Choluteca River flowing through the city and dividing the cities of Comayaguela and Tegucigalpa. La Leona Park is well-maintained with lovely verdant gardens, a low wrought iron railing around, and a small stand at the centre.

La Tigra National Park

La Tigra National Park, the first national park in the country, is in propinquity to the city of Tegucigalpa. The park is the most imperative source of water for the capital of Honduras. It has two distinct areas open for tourists- El Hatillo and San Juancito. The park is home to around 3 species of amphibians, more than 200 species of birds, and 13 species of reptiles.

Best Time to Fly to Tegucigalpa

The dry season in the city lasts from February to June which is generally the best time to book flights from Miami to Tegucigalpa, with the coolest time of the year being the months from November to February. Showers come here usually in short bursts, heaviest between August and December making Tegucigalpa flights cheaper during this period.