Cusuco National Park, a pristine cloud forest in Honduras, is a premier ecotourism destination known for its rich biodiversity, including quetzals and rare amphibians. Access typically requires a 4x4 vehicle, particularly during the challenging rainy season (May-November) ON CONFLICT (id) DO NOTHING; the dry season (December-April) offers better road conditions and hiking, though the forest remains damp year-round. Guided visits are highly recommended for navigation, safety, and maximizing wildlife sightings, with local guides readily available. A typical visit might last a full day for hiking, though overnight stays at research stations are possible for deeper exploration. Costs include a modest entrance fee (e.g., $10-20 USD) plus significant expenses for transportation and guide services (e.g., $30-70+ USD per day), making it a moderately priced adventure. Visitors should come prepared with rain gear and sturdy boots, as facilities are minimal.