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                         Santa Rosa de Copán 

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                         Santa Rosa de Copán 

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Santa Rosa de Copán is known as the Sultana del Occidente and a city with a historical center and culture. To begin with, the people are friendly, hospitable, and very proud of their traditions. They enjoy events like the Expo Copán Fair, the Vocalía de Reinado. There are many interesting places to visit. For example, La Libertad Park, the Cathedral Santa Rosa are popular spots. There is also Parque Infantil for children and El Mirador of Santa Rosa, where people can admire the view. However, there isn’t a beach or a large zoo in the city. The weather is cold and comfortable, especially in the mornings. There is a rainy season in the middle of the year, and there are also many foggy mornings. People often enjoy these peaceful days by drinking coffee with friends. There are many activities to do. People like going to mass on Sundays, visiting natural landmarks like El Cerrito and La Hondura, or doing outdoor activities like bici-canopy. Santa Rosa also has delicious food. There are traditional dishes such as montucas, ticucos, and atol chuco. People also enjoy soups like mondongo and gallina india soup. However, there aren’t many fast-food places. All in all, Santa Rosa de Copán is a quiet and cultural place, full of traditions and natural beauty.

Currently, Linda lives in Tegucigalpa, but she’s from Santa Rosa de Copán. When I was a child, every Sunday we went to church with my family to the Cathedral of Santa Rosa. I remember we were always late because my brother was the one who took the longest to get ready. There were seven of us: my four brothers, my dad, my mom, and me. We were a big family, so it was hard to be on time. My dad was always upset when we arrived late. We went in a small red Chevrolet. I still don’t know how we all fit in there. When we arrived, my dad used to tell us that at the end of mass, he was going to ask us what it was about to see if we had paid attention. He also said he would give us a prize. I remember I won it once. The best thing about Sundays was that my dad cooked. He made soups or what we called “dad’s food.” It was mostaza con huevo, frijoles parados, tortillas, and chicharrones. I loved eatng that, especially with the whole family together. These days, we don’t do that anymore because my dad is no longer with us, but we always try to do something on Sundays to get together. And every time I remember those Sundays, I feel happy.

If you visit Santa Rosa de Copán, you can enjoy peaceful weather, drink coffee with friends, and visit natural landmarks like El Cerrito.