Yoro is a municipality located in the central region of Honduras. It serves as the capital of the Yoro Department and is known for its lush landscapes and agricultural activities. The area is primarily rural, with farming being a significant part of the local economy. The town is also famous for the annual phenomenon known as Lluvia de Peces or "Rain of Fish," which occurs during the rainy season. This unusual event attracts both locals and tourists, making Yoro a unique destination in Honduras. The region's culture is rich, with traditional festivals and local cuisine reflecting its heritage.