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The Christ of "El Picacho" is a monument that stands on the El Picacho hill in the extreme north of Tegucigalpa, M.D.C. capital of Honduras at a height of 1,327 meters above sea level.

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According to the PREPAC Glossary, it is classified as a Lake, the official name is Lake Yojoa and it originates from the Mayan words “Yoco-Ha” which means accumulated water on land (House and Mejía, 2002). The Yojoa Lake Sub-basin belongs to the Ulúa River Hydrographic Basin and is located between the Departments of Comayagua and Santa Bárbara. It is adjacent to the municipalities of Taulabé, Santa Cruz de Yojoa, Las Vegas and San Pedro de Zacapa.

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Located in an extensive valley of the same name, Comayagua is located in the heart of the American continent and in the center of the country. It was founded as a Villa on December 8, 1537 by Captain Alonzo de Cáceres, on behalf of the King of Spain Carlos I. In 1543 King Felipe II, ordered the Audiencia de los Confines to reside in the Villa de la Concepción de Comayagua, which gave it the name of Nueva Valladolid de Comayagua. As such, it was the capital of the Province of Honduras during the colony.

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Copán Ruins is located in western Honduras, in the Copán Department, just 14 kilometers from the El Florido border with Guatemala. For many years, Copán Ruins has been famous for its magnificent Mayan ruins, declared by UNESCO Archaeological Heritage of Humanity in 1980. Today Copán Ruins is considered the Paris of the Mayan world in Central America.

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The island of Roatán is the largest of the Bay Islands archipelago, and is part of the Mesoamerican barrier reef. The 45-kilometer-long island is geographically made up of hills covered with lush vegetation, and is located 30 miles off the Honduran coast.