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Semana Santa Comayagua in Comayagua
Comayagua's Holy Week, regarded as Honduras's most significant, centers on processions organized by different cofradías through the colonial city, culminating in the midnight Procession of Silence on Good Friday, alongside more than sixty elaborate sawdust carpets, or alfombras, laid across the city's historic cobblestone streets.
Comayagua's Holy Week is widely described by Honduran press as the country's most important, and one of the most striking in Central America, built around a full week of Catholic processions organized by different cofradías, or lay religious brotherhoods, each responsible for a specific day's events.