Honduras has a wide variety of independent television stations. The television channels in Honduras broadcast news, novelas (soap operas), variety shows, movies, sports, and entertainment.
Honduras t.v. stations with daily news reports about Honduras are broadcast almost exclusively in Spanish.
The Honduran Government has its own educational and informational channel, and the Honduran National Congress now broadcasts their sessions live. All important announcements by the governmental branch are carried out simultaneously across “Cadena Nacional”, the chain of local TV stations.
Click on the following TV stations logo to visit their website for schedules and programming information.
| Honduras Television Stations | ||
|---|---|---|
 Abriendo Brecha |  Noticias Noti 6 |  Telered 21 |
 La Ceiba 45 |  Canal 11 |  Cholusat Sur |
 Ebenezer Religious TV |  Diana Vision 39 |  Globo TV |
 Hable Como Habla |  Maya TV |  Sula Vision |
 Tele Ceiba |  TeleProgreso |  Televicentro |
 Television Olanchana |  Mundo TV |  National Congress TV |
TV Stations Broadcasting from Honduras
Most Honduras TV Stations provide free broadcasts, and many channels can be viewed online with broadband internet. Ensure you have the most recent media player software, which can be downloaded free online. Did you know that you can watch most tv channels full-screen? If you are playing a stream with Windows Media Player, you can double-click on the player window (located on the right hand side of the media bar) to switch to a bigger screen.
Emisoras de Television de Honduras
Honduras tiene muchas estaciones de televisión profesionales. Estaciones de televisión en Honduras se emiten exclusivamente en español. Hay muchos canales de televisión para las noticias, y la mayoría tiene transmisiones en vivo y transmisiones por Internet en línea.
El gobierno de Honduras posee un canal educativo e informativo y todos los anuncios importantes del personal presidencial son realizado simultaneament en todos los canales de televisión localmente poseídos conocidos como “Cadena Nacional”.