Lempira Day is a national holiday celebrated in Honduras on July 20th each year. It honors the legacy of Lempira, a 16th-century indigenous leader who fought against Spanish colonization. The day is marked by various cultural events, parades, and educational activities that highlight the importance of indigenous heritage and resistance. The celebration serves to promote national pride and awareness of Honduras's history. Schools and communities often organize events to teach about Lempira's contributions and the struggles faced by indigenous peoples. This day is a reminder of the ongoing efforts to preserve and respect indigenous cultures in the country.