Honduras often gets overlooked by travelers from the United States, and plenty of people would struggle to place it accurately on a map. Despite being roughly the size of Tennessee, the country packs in a remarkable amount of rugged, demanding terrain.
For overlanders, that combination of remote landscapes and challenging roads is exactly the appeal. Exploring the region by vehicle calls for careful planning and respect for local conditions, but the payoff is access to scenery and routes that most visitors never experience.
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