Ucayali

Ucayali

Practical Guide for Travelers

Ucayali

Location

Central eastern jungle of Peru, on the border with Brazil

Capital

Pucallpa (at 505 ft / 154 m)

Elevation

Min.:

443 ft (135 m) (Nueva Requena)

1,050 ft (320 m) (Esperanza)

Weather

Max.: Temperature Feb-May

Max.:

Min.: 70 °F (21 °C)

100 °F (38 °C) Sept-Nov Dec-Jan Jun-Aug

Rainy season: December-April

Summer: May-November

How to get here?

By land

Lima-Pucallpa: 522 miles (840 km) / 18 h

Huánuco-Tingo María-Pucallpa: 233 miles (375 km) / 8 h

Tarapoto-Pucallpa: 431 miles (694 km) / 14 h by minivan; 12 h by car

By air

Lima-Pucallpa: 1 h 15 min Iquitos-Pucallpa: 50 min

By river

Iquitos-Pucallpa (Puerto fluvial Henry), sailing on the Ucayali River: 4-5 days

Pucallpa-Iquitos (Puerto fluvial Henry), sailing on the Ucayali River: 2.5-3 days

The name Pucallpa comes from the Quechua puca (“red”) and allpa (“soil”), due to the red color of the clayey soil of the territory. The indigenous people call Pucallpa May Ushin (“red soil”), a name that comes from the Pano language family.

Ucayali

Department capital

Province capital

District capital

Tourist attraction

Provincial border

Main road

Paved road

Dirt road

Airport

Port

IPERÚ

Protected Natural Area

Main river

Lake or lagoon

Parque Nacional Sierra del Divisor

LORETO

Comunidad mestiza 11 de Agosto

Comunidad nativa San Francisco Comunidad nativa de Santa Clara

RíoAguatía RíoCallería

Laguna Cashibococha

Parque Nacional Cordillera Azul

PADRE ABAD

Caída de agua Alto Shambillo

Shambillo

Boquerón del Padre Abad

Laguna de Yarinacocha

Nueva Requena Puerto Callao

Curimaná

R í o San A l e j a dnor

San Alejandro

Aguaytía

PUCALLPA

San Fernando

Masisea Campo Verde

Laguna Pucallpillo Instituto de Investigación de la Amazonía Peruana (IIAP), Ucayali

Jardín botánico Biokuka

Bosque nacional Alexander von Humboldt

Puentes colgantes sobre el río Aguaytía

Catarata Ducha del Diablo

Catarata Velo de la Novia

HUÁNUCO

to Cerro de Pasco

PASCO

Iparía

Comunidad nativa

Santa Rosa de Dinamarca

Laguna Imiría

Lago Chauya

Laguna Cumancay

Laguna Sapo

Rí o Ucayal i

Comunidades nativas:

Aeríja y Misión Unini

Caserío de Diamante Azul

Reserva comunal El Sira

Caída de agua Corintoni

Quebrada y comunidad nativa Alto Sapani

CORONEL PORTILLO

Breu

Comunidades nativas: Bola de Oro Pankirentsi Tres Bolas

Comunidades nativas: San José Conta Nativa Pinkiniki Cantagallo San Martín Cocha El Anguillal

Esperanza

JUNÍN

Río Tahuanía

Río Cohengua

Comunidades nativas: Aeríja y quebrada Quipachari

Atalaya

Cueva de Tambo Ushco

Quebrada Canuja

Sepahua Bolognesi

ATALAYA

Río Inuya

Colpa de aves prensoras

Laguna Encantada

Cueva de las Dos Ventanas o cueva de Buenos Aires Tigre de Piedra o Toro Echado

PURÚS

Reserva Comunal Purús

Comunidades nativas: Zapote San Marcos Nueva Esperanza Miguel Grau Cocha “Sopa de Cocha”

Río Cujar

Parque Nacional Alto Purús

Graphic scale (miles / km)

1 day

3 days

4 days (minimum recommended stay)

Yarinacocha Lagoon: 11 de Agosto township, San Juan settlement, San Francisco native community, Santa Clara native community, City of Pucallpa: Instituto de Investigación de la Amazonía Peruana (IIAP), Biokuka botanical garden

Aguaytía, Boquerón del Padre Abad, El Velo de la Novia and La Ducha del Diablo

Bird clay lick, Tigre de Piedra or Toro Echado and Canuja Gorge

Agenda

February-March Ucayali Carnival Festival

June 24 Festival San Juan Ucayali

September Paiche Tourist Festival - FESTUPAI Ucayali

October 1 Ucayali Cacao and Chocolate Day

October Jubilee Week and Anniversary of Yarinacocha, Masisea and San Francisco Native Community Districts

October Camu Camu Tourist Festival

What to eat?

The river and the Amazon jungle provide the main ingredients of Ucayali cuisine. Typical Ucayali dishes are made with bananas, cassava, and fish. The most commonly used fish is paiche, with white meat of a subtle and elegant flavor. The names of the most emblematic dishes are patarashca, inchicapi inchicucho, juane, and tacacho con cecina. Among the most popular drinks are masato (cooked, kneaded, and fermented cassava) and aguajina, as well as camu camu and cocona soft drinks.

What to buy?

Among the main activities of the Shipibo-Konibo indigenous communities is crafts-making, renowned in its five categories: jewelry made out of ecological seeds, basketry (hemp weavings), textiles (looms embroidered and painted with natural dyes with remarkable geometric designs), ceramics (jars and vases) and carvings in Amazonian woods (sculptures).

What to visit?

Coronel Portillo Province

Plaza de Armas de Pucallpa

At the intersection of the Tarapacá, Independencia, Tacna and Sucre streets

This modern main square has three remarkable monuments: the 82 ft (25 m) high obelisk, the central fountain, and the monument to Pedro Portillo Silva. In addition, there are sculptures in granite and sand, which represent the mestizo and indigenous Amazonian settlers. The square is surrounded by local trees such as the tahuari, whose yellow flowers color the landscape.

Catedral Virgen de la Inmaculada

Intersection of Tacna and Independence streets

On the outside, the roof of this cathedral stands out, which with its 1,375 copper and bronze tiles resembles the peel of the aguaje, an emblematic fruit of the Amazon. Its main altar features a 20 ft (6 m) high cross. At the base of the central nave there are eight iron arches, carvings, and stained glass windows.

Bulevar Tacna – Pucallpa

At Jr. Tacna (blocks 2, 3, 4 and 5), between Sucre and 9 de Diciembre streets

This boulevard is a modern work that imposes a mixture of beauty and modernity on its surroundings. At its ends are two sculptures; La Diosa Óshe o Diosa Luna and La Catarata de los Genios de la Tinaja, which refer to the history of the Amazon; both works are creations of the plastic artist Elvis Luna.

Plaza del Reloj Público

At the intersection of Ucayali, Tacna, Tarapacá and 9 de Diciembre streets

The Public Clock Square was completed in 1951 and was the first square and first port in the city of Pucallpa. It is known for the large clock that crowns an 82 ft (25 m) high tower with geometric designs that represent the Yine (Piro) indigenous people and is decorated with stained glass that represent mythical characters of the area as well as the ayahuasca ritual. From the viewpoint you can see the Ucayali river.

Parque Natural y Museo Regional de Pucallpa

Av. Centenario, kilometer 4 (10 min by car). Mon-Sun, 8:00-17:00. Tel. (061) 575-317

The purpose of this Natural Park and Regional Museum is to protect and conserve various species of Amazonian wildlife, such as monkeys, lizards, jaguars, deer, peccaries, añujes, otters, taricayas, herons, toucans, parrots, and other species in danger of extinction. The black jaguar stands out, as it is the only species that reproduces in captivity. You can also see timber, medicinal and fruit trees. In the rear is the Regional Museum, where some representative species of Amazonian fauna are preserved along with a diverse collection of fossil remains found in the Ucayali, Pachitea, Aguaytía, and Urubamba rivers.

Museo Etnográfico y Natural Arturo Reátegui Rengifo

From Puerto Callao de Yarinacocha (15 min by motataxi from the Pucallpa city center) ride a motorboat (“peque peque”) to the San Juan township (20 min). Then walk to the museum (5 min). Mon-Sat, 8:00-13:00 and 14:00-17:00. Tel. +51 954-087-961. Entrance fee charged.

The Arturo Reátegui Rengifo Natural and Ethnographic Museum exhibits ethnographic samples, photographs, clothing items of the indigenous peoples of the region, taxidermy, ancient ceramics, looms, hunting and fishing instruments, and crafts.

Laguna Pucallpillo

0.9 miles (1.5 km) southwest from the Plaza de Armas of Pucallpa (40 min by car) Boquichicos, palometas and catfish swim in the warm and calm waters of Pucallpillo lagoon. In addition, birds such as the white heron and the ash-winged antwren, sharara and wild ducks abound in its surroundings.

Laguna de Yarinacocha

4 miles (7 km) northeast of the city of Pucallpa (15 min by car)

The warm and calm waters of Yarinacocha lagoon are perfect for fishing, water skiing and rowing. In Puerto Callao, boat transfer services are offered to visit native Shipiban communities. If you are lucky, you will see freshwater dolphins.

Comunidades nativas y mestizas

The best way to get to know the native-mestizo culture is through contact with their communities, who share their traditions and cuisine. The following communities are located on the left bank of the Yarinacocha lagoon:

• Comunidad Mestiza 11 de Agosto

12 miles (20 km) from Puerto Callao

• Comunidad Nativa San Francisco

9 miles (14 km) from Puerto Callao (1 h by boat or 30 min by car from Pucallpa)

• Comunidad Nativa Santa Clara

9 miles (15 km) from Puerto Callao (1 h 10 min by boat)

Laguna Cashibococha

4 miles (6.5 km) northeast of Puerto Callao (20 min drive) and 16 miles (25 km) from the city of Pucallpa

Cashibococha lagoon is an ideal place for tucunaré sport fishing, for boating and camping. Mestizo and native Shipiban communities, such as Santa Teresita and San Salvador live on its shores. A canal connects it with the Yarinacocha lagoon.

Lago Chauya

7 h from Pucallpa, Masisea district (by the Ucayali and Tamaya rivers) and 1 h from the Imiría lagoon (by speedboat)

Chauya lake is a fantastic place for fishing, boating, canoeing, and admiring nature.

Laguna Imiría

200 km southwest of Pucallpa, Masisea district (4 h by boat)

Imiría lagoon is an ideal place for fishing and boating. Various mestizo and native communities of the Shipibo-Konibo indigenous people have settled on its banks.

Instituto de Investigación de la Amazonía Peruana (IIAP), Ucayali

Kilometer 12.4 of the Federico Basadre highway (25 minutes by car).

Mon-Sat, 7:30-13:00 and 14:00-15:30

In the facilities of the Peruvian Amazon Research Institute, you can see crops of camu camu, cat’s claw, biocidal plants, and paiche, gamitanas and paco fish farms. It also has laboratories where they explain process of reproduction and growth of Amazonian fish.

Jardín botánico Biokuka

Kilometer 19 of the Federico Basadre highway (15 minutes by car). Mon-Sun, 9:00-16:15. Tel. (+51) 970-258-979 / (+51) 961-602-887. Entrance fee charged. The Biokuka botanical garden practices organic agriculture and permaculture, in a process of degraded forests. You can see the polycultures of fish and the camu camu, coffee and cocoa bio-gardens.

Purús Province

Plaza de Armas de Puerto Esperanza

The gardens and benches of the main square of Puerto Esperanza invite you to rest while you appreciate the roundabout and the fountain. In front of it are the church, the theater, and the municipality.

Cocha El Anguillal

30 min walk from Puerto Esperanza

This cocha, or seasonal pond, is ideal for fishing. Its name is a reference to the abundant number of eels that live there, an aquatic animal with an elongated shape and a dark hue, which has an electric charge. It is surrounded by vegetation and diverse species of birds such as white herons and birds of prey.

Indigenous communities

You can take a boat tour from Puerto Esperanza to learn about the traditions keep alive by the descendants of different Amazonian indigenous peoples alive, such as the Asháninka, the Shandinawa, the Mastanawa, the Kashinawa, and the Kulina.

• Bola de Oro, Pankirentsi and Tres Bolas native communities

Sailing along the left bank of the Purús River from Puerto Esperanza.

• San José, Pinkiniki, Cantagallo and San Martín native communities

Sailing upriver on the Purús from Puerto Esperanza.

• Zapote, San Marcos, Nueva Esperanza, Miguel Grau and Cocha “Sopa de Cocha” native communities

Sailing up the Purús River from Puerto Esperanza.

Padre Abad Province

Catarata Regalía

21 miles (34 km) inside the road to Curimaná (approximately 30 minutes by car), which starts at the 60-kilometer marker of the Federico Basadre highway, Neshuya district (1 hour from Pucallpa by car). When you reach the Aguaytía River, you will have to cross and then continue the trail to the Bello Horizonte township. Once in Bello Horizonte, the journey continues for 1 hour and 30 minutes upriver by motorboat or “peque peque”. When you get off the boat, you will have to travel a final stretch on foot, for about 20 more minutes to reach the waterfall.

The Regalia Falls is a magical waterfall that rushes down a wall of rock 16 ft (5 m) high, with a width of 82 ft (25 m). It is a tributary of natural streams that flow into the Pindayo river. Upon touching the surface, this beautiful waterfall forms a pool of 4,306 sq ft (400 m2) in diameter and 13 ft (4 m) deep, with a dazzling mirror of water that fascinates tourists.

Bosque Nacional “Alexander Von Humboldt”

86 km southeast of the city of Pucallpa on the Federico Basadre road (1 h and 10 min by car). Visits after coordination with the National Institute of Agricultural Innovation (Instituto Nacional de Innovación Agraria, INIA)

At 1,766 hectares, the Alexander Von Humboldt National Forest is a tropical rainforest with great biological diversity and is home to a large amount of Amazonian flora and wildlife. Highlights include 200-year-old timber species that reach up to 197 ft (60 m) in height and various medicinal plants.

Cataratas de Shambillo

7 miles (12 km) from the Alto Shambillo farmhouse, at km 183, head inland for 3 miles (5 km)

The Shambillo Waterfalls are an impressive sight. This waterfall has 3 platforms or small jumps, the first begins at the top and is a drop of approximately 33 ft (10 m), the second 131 ft (40 m) and the third, the highest, about 197 ft (60 m) adding to a total of 361 ft (110 meters) in height. When the green water falls, it splashes and washes the rocks and forms a large 323 sq ft (30 m2) pool that runs between the stones forming a large river.

Boquerón del Padre Abad

114 miles (183 km) southeast of the city of Pucallpa (2 h by bus) and 14 miles (22 km) from Aguaytía (20 min by car)

The Aguaytía River has eroded the Cordillera Azul to shape this corridor with walls over 360 ft (100 m) high. Among its waterfalls, the most popular are the Velo de la Novia (bride’s veil) and Ducha del Diablo (Devil’s shower).

Catarata Ducha del Diablo

Boquerón del Padre Abad - Cordillera Azul

This drop averages 345 ft (105 m) in height in a single jump. The cold and crystalline waters of the Ducha del Diablo (Devil's Shower) Waterfall strike a

Catarata Velo de la Novia

114 miles (183 km) southeast of the city of Pucallpa, via the Federico Basadre highway (3 h by car) and then a 5 min walk to the waterfall. Requires an admission ticket.

The cold and crystalline waters of the Velo de la Novia (Bride's Veil) waterfall begin their descent from the mountains (approx. 328 ft / 100 m high) until they reach the surface to form a pool of water where one can bathe. It is surrounded by lush vegetation and has been provided with modern infrastructure in harmony with nature: chairs, toilets, showers, and a restaurant.

Tobogán del Encanto de La Novia

114 miles (184 km) southeast of the city of Pucallpa (approx. 3 h 40 min by car) on the Federico Basadre highway, then walk 20 minutes from the Hidayacu bridge

The Encanto de la Novia (Bride's Charm) slide is a natural carving of slate stone that has the shape of a slide or canyon, through which clean water, in the absence of rain, and turbid water in rainy weather, flows. This makes it a seasonal attraction. Near this place there are several waterfalls ranging from 3 to 10 ft (1 to 3 m) in height. At an elevation of 1,460 ft (445 m), the climate is characteristic of a seasonal green forest with rainfall above 17.5 in (200 mm) per year and an average temperature of 84 °F (29 °C).

Muralla del Amor

114 miles (184 km) southeast of the city of Pucallpa (approx. 3 h 40 min by car) on the Federico Basadre highway, in the Hidayacu township, then walk 30 minutes from the township.

The Muralla del Amor (Wall of Love) waterfall has crystalline emerald waters, which allow the visitor to enjoy an exquisite cold-water bath, refreshing bathers. It starts at a small waterfall, which forms this large space with a radius of approximately 131 ft (40 m) where bathers can have fun swimming. It has an area of 7,750 sq ft (720 m²), with a depth that ranges from 1.6 ft to 8.2 ft (0.50 m to 2.50 m).

Atalaya Province

Atalaya City

217 miles (350 km) east of the city of Pucallpa on the banks of the Tambo River (1 hour by air and 1 ½ days sailing on the Ucayali River by fast boat)

It is said that the indigenous leader Juan Santos Atahualpa spent his last days in this city and that is why the main square is named after him. The Provincial Municipality exhibits the world’s largest stone axe, which dates back to the Inca Empire. The chapel of the convent of the Franciscan Nuns was the first in the town and from where the inhabitants of the area were evangelized.

Asháninka native communities

Discover the ancient Asháninka culture through its people.

• Comunidad Nativa de Quebrada Aerija

15 min west of the city of Atalaya, by land.

With natural pools of cold, crystal-clear water, it is an ideal place to swim.

• Comunidad Nativa de Quebrada Quipachari

15 minutes from the city of Atalaya, by land.

Cueva de las Dos Ventanas o cueva de Buenos Aires

West of the city of Atalaya navigating the Tambo River (10 min by motorboat), then a 15 min hike

After a walk through the forest, you will arrive at this grotto, called the cave of the Two Windows or Buenos Aires cave, with two windows that look like to the eyes of a feline. Bats and owls take refuge in it.

Quebrada Canuja

8 km south of Atalaya (8 min by car) / 25 min by the Tambo river

This underground river runs for 5 km, forming springs of fresh and crystalline water in its path. There are canuja stone monoliths engraved with the shapes of river snails, stars, suns, and lakes.

Tigre de piedra o Toro echado

North of the city of Atalaya navigating the Tambo River (10 min by motorboat), then a 15 min hike

This Pre-Inca stone monolith, the “Stone Tiger” or “Lying Bull” is 16 ft (5 m) long and 10 ft (3 m) high. It resembles the head of a bull, and it has been confirmed that the carved signs are location markers that point to Cusco.

Cueva de Tambo Ushco

North of the city of Atalaya (10 min by land) to the native community of Aerija, then 30 min walk to the cave

The Tambo Ushco Cave is 124 miles (200 km) long and reaches Cusco. Mollusks and crustaceans can be found in its pools of cold and crystalline water. It is believed that the remains of Juan Santos Atahualpa rest in this cave.

Caída de agua Corintoni

North of Atalaya city to Misión Unini (1 h 15 min by car), then 15 min on foot

Also known as Velo de la Quinceañera (Veil of the Fifteen-Year-Old Girl), the Corintoni waterfall is made up of 3 falls of 33 ft (10 m) in height. In its pools you can swim and see crustaceans and mollusks. Hikes are organized around the area to discover the fauna and flora of the area and investigate its caves.

Quebrada y comunidad nativa Alto Sapani

9 miles (15 km) north of the city of Atalaya (30 min by mototaxi)

Sapani is an Asháninka word meaning “green waters.” The waterfalls of the Alto Sapani Native Community and its gorge form water pools with abundant fish, ideal for swimming and fishing. After a 2-hour walk you can visit the native Asháninka community where you can buy their handicrafts.

Pucallpa City Center

Urban area

Main rivers

Plaza de Armas de Pucallpa

Catedral Virgen de la Inmaculada

Bulevar Tacna-Pucallpa

Plaza del Reloj Público

Medical center

Police

Town hall

Post office

Jr . Los Libertadores

Jr. César

Vallejo

Jr Cahuide

Jr . Los Pinos

Av. Miraflores

Cl.1

Cl.2

Cl.3

Jr . Argentina

Jr . Ecuador

Jr. José F. Sánchez Carrión

Jr.JuanVelascoAlvarado

Cl. José Balta

Cl.4

Jr . F . Kennedy

Jr . Manuel Scorza

Jr . Moyobamba

Av. Jhon F. Kennedy

Jr Huancavelica

Jr . Unión

Jr . Masisea

Jr . Mollendo

Jr.Ayacucho

Jr. José Gálvez

Jr. Madre Anneta

Av. Salvador Allende

Prlg. Puno

Av. Circunvalación

the airport

Cl.LosPantanos

Jr . Miraflores

Jr . LaPaz

Jr.Buenos Aires

Jr Cerro de Pasco

Jr Pucallpa

Cl.8 JrTrujillo

Jr . Augusto

B. Leguía

Jr. Lima

Cl.Áncash

JrAmazonas

Jr. Huánuco

Jr Puno

Jr Grau

Jr . Ica

Jr . Tarata

Jr . CésarCalvodeAraujo

Jr . Talara

Jr . Callao

Jr . MadredeDios

Pje.Irazola

Cl.Bolaina

MalecónLaHoyada

Jr . LagoTiticaca

Jr . LuisSánchezCerro

Jr . Cajamarca

Jr.Puerto Maldonado

Jr.OctavioMonteverdeMorote

Mercado n.° 3

Jr . Víctor Montalvo

Jr . Arequipa

Jr . Ricardo Palma

Jr . Pachitea

Cl.Aguaytía

Jr . ZaplanaBelliza

Jr . AdolfoLobo

Jr.RíoPisqui

Jr . Loreto

Jr . ComandanteSuárez

Jr. Apurímac Jr . Progreso

Cl. F

Jr.Huaraz

Av. Micaela Bastidas

Cl. Chiclayo

Jr Moquegua

Prlg.Jr. Ucayali Jr . GuillermoSisleyMedina

Cl. 3

Av. 1 de Mayo

Cl. Unión

Jr . Mochicas

JrWiracochas

Av. Colonización

Jr. 9 de Octubre

Jr.2 de Mayo

Jr. Pedro Rodríguez Paiva

Jr. Sinchi Roca

Av. 9 de Octubre

Jr . Leoncio Prado

Jr. Eduardo del Águila

Jr Óscar R. Benavides Jr . Aguarico

Parque

Leoncio Prado

Jr Leticia Jr. Iquitos

Cl. Güeppí

Jr . Nauta

Jr. Caquetá

Jr Sánchez Cerro

Jr Manco Cápac

Pje. Centenario

Jr Miguel Grau

Av . 28 de Julio

Av. Centenario

Jr . ÓscarZevallosMaldonado

Jr . Pastaza

Jr . Napo

Cl.RíoSantiago

Cl.Putumayo

Jr . Ramírez Hurtado

Jr.CaboSoplín

Jr.RodolfoEspinar

deJr.Francisco Orellana

Jr.Cabo Pantoja Pje.CaboReyes OlayaPje.Mártir

Cl.Caballococha

Jr . LuisScavinoSilva

Cl.Córdova

Prlg.Jr.7deJunio

Jr. Serafín Filomeno Jr. Yurimaguas

Av. Bellavista

Jr.Marañón

Prlg.Jr.Ucayali

Jr . MariscalNieto

Jr . ElPrado

(154

MalecónLaHoyada

Pje.P.Ganga

Jr.FranciscoPizarro

Jr.DiegodeAlmagro

Cl.Pevas

Hospital Regional

Pje.JoséMarti

Jr . Salaverry Jr . Tapiche Jr . Elmer Faucett

Cl. T umbes

Jr . AgustínCáuper

Marina de Guerra del

Jr . Cahuide Jr . Urubamba

Óvalo de Sáenz Peña

Av . SáenzPeña Jr . Huáscar

Plaza de Armas

Jr . Requena

Jr . JulioDelgado

Jr . Fitzcarrald

Jr . Arica Jr . Arenal Jr . 7deJunio Jr . Libertad Jr . Ucayali Jr . Tarapacá Jr . Zavala

Av. Alfonso Ugarte

Cl.Padre Biedma

Prlg. Jr. Libertad

Jr . Contamana

Mercado n.° 2

Jr . Independencia

Jr . Tnte.L.García

Jr.Tnte.Clavero

Plaza Bolognesi

Jr . Sucre

Av.San Martín

Av.Bellavista

Av. Perú

Jr . ComandanteBarrera

Pje.Fraternidad

Pje.LaUnión

Jr . Josédel Carmen Cabrejos

Jr.Atahuallpa

Jr . Sucre

Jr . AdolfoMorey

Jr . 28deJulio

Jr . Bolívar

Jr . Bolognesi Jr . Mariscal Castilla

Jr . MariscalCáceres

Jr . LaInmaculada

Av.San Martín

Jr.Tacna

Jr . A.Raymondi

Mercado n.° 1

Plaza

Miguel Grau

Jr.AlfredoVargasGuerra

Jr.Coronel Portillo

Jr . 7deJunio

Jr.9de Diciembre

Cl.Padre Aguirrezábal

Jr.MancoCápac

Jr . JulioC.Arana

Jr . 2deMayo

MalecónGrau

Airport (51)949-960-634

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The information contained in this brochure has been updated in September 2023. To prepare it, PROMPERÚ has used official information sources, as well as the Regional Directorate of Foreign Trade and Tourism (DIRCETUR) of Ucayali. The opening hours and telephone numbers are subject to vary at each tourist attraction. Confirm the hours and telephone numbers with IPERÚ.

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