Cerro Hoya (Cerro Hoya National Park)

The supplied source material identifies Cerro Hoya as a mountain and a protected area known as Cerro Hoya National Park in south‑western Panama. The excerpts from Wikipedia and Wikidata provide only basic geographic classification and the designation as a protected area; no construction dates, ownership history, or descriptions of built structures are present in the provided texts. An unrelated archive film in the materials documents wildlife footage from Esquel, Chubut, Argentina, and does not pertain to Cerro Hoya in Panama. No documentation in the supplied sources supports the existence of 'La Ceiba House ruins' at Cerro Hoya, any association with Honduras, or any reports of hauntings, apparitions, or other paranormal phenomena. The only substantive status detail available from the sources is the area's protected/national‑park designation, implying ecological and conservation significance rather than a documented haunted site. Because the research notes do not include coordinates, site‑level history, named supernatural entities, witness accounts, or folkloric traditions tied to Cerro Hoya beyond its protected status, this entry records the limits of the supplied documentation and refrains from asserting phenomena or ruin‑specific history not present in the sources.