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The Bride’s Veil waterfall © Musuk Nolte / PROMPERU

Ucayali A practical guide for visitors

Ucayali River © Musuk Nolte / PROMPERÚ

Pucallpa comes from the Quechua puca (red) allpa (soil) owing to the rusty color of the department’s clay earth. The indigenous people refer to Pucallpa as May Ushin (reddish land), a name which comes from the Pano language family.

Ucayali Location

Central eastern Peruvian jungle on the border with Brazil.

Capital

Pucallpa (154 meters)

Elevation min.: max.:

135 meters (Nueva Requena) 350 meters (Esperanza)

Climate Temperature

Max.:

38 ºC

Min.:

21 ºC

Feb - May

Sept - Nov

June - Aug

Dec - Jan

Rainy season: December - April Summer season: May - November

Arriving By land Lima - Pucallpa: 840 km /

18 hr

8 hr 14 hr (minivan) / 12 hr (car)

Huánuco - Tingo María - Pucallpa: 375 km / Tarapoto - Pucallpa: 694 km / By air Lima - Pucallpa:

1 hr 15 min

By river Iquitos - Pucallpa (Henry River Port), along the Ucayali River: 4 - 5 days Pucallpa - Iquitos (Henry River Port), along the Ucayali River: 3 - 4 days

Iquitos - Pucallpa: 50 min

Calendar 12 Feb to 1 Mar (movable)

Ucayali Carnival Festival (Coronel Portillo province, Callería, Yarinacocha, and Manantay districts)

16 to 24 Jun (movable)

Ucayali San Juan Festival

1 Oct

Cocoa and Ucayalino Chocolate Day

4 to 13 Oct

Pucallpa Jubilee Week and the anniversary of the districts of Yarinacocha, Masisea, and the San Francisco native community

13 to 16 Oct

Camu Camu Touristic Festival

22 to 25 Oct

Paiche Touristic Festival - Festupai Ucayali (Coronel Portillo Province and Campo Verde disrict)

What to eat? The river and the Amazon region provide the main ingredients for Ucayali’s cuisine. Typical dishes include patarashca (fish seasoned and cooked in bijao leaves), inchicapi (chicken soup with peanuts, coriander, and cornmeal), inchicucho (prepared with corn, peanuts, and chili pepper), juane de gallina (rice with chicken, eggs, olive, wrapped in bijao leaves and spices), yuca juane with paiche (ground peeled cassava and sacha culantro with pieces of paiche, onion, sweet pepper and spices, wrapped with bijao leaves), picadillo de paiche (dried and salted fish strips with onions, tomatoes, and coriander), tacacho con cecina (a banana dough with cured pork), and chonta (a heart of palm salad). The most popular drinks include masato (cooked, kneaded and fermented cassava), aguajina (mashed, filtered, and sweetened aguaje palm fruit), and fruit juices such as camu camu and cocona.

What to buy? Among the main activities of the indigenous communities Shibipo - Konibo there is craftsmanship, recognized in its five lines: jewelery with ecological seeds, basketry (fabrics of cañabrava), textiles (embroidered looms painted with natural dyes where the geometric designs stand out), ceramics (tinajas and mocahuas) and carving in Amazon woods (sculptures).

Distances

By private travel from the city of Pucallpa to the cities of: DESTINATION

DISTANCE

TIME

Aguaytía (Padre Abad Province)

161 km

Yarinacocha

7 km

3 hr. by bus, 2 hr. 30 min by car 20 min by mototaxi

DESTINATION

TIEMPO (flight)

(per week)

Atalaya (Atalaya province)

1 hr. by plane three times (regular)

Puerto Esperanza (Purús province)

1 h 10 min (regular)

FRECUENCIA

once

Juane © Musuk Nolte / PROMPERÚ

Tours

4 days (the minimum recommended stay)

1 day

Tour of the city of Pucallpa, Peruvian Amazon Research Institute, Kuka Biodiversity Garden.

1 day

arinacocha lagoon: 11 de Agosto homestead, San Juan community, San Francisco native community, the Santa Clara native community, Cashibococha lagoon.

1 day

Aguaytía, Padre Abad Boquerón, the Bride’s Veil and the Devil’s Shower.

3 days

Psi¤acine bird claylick, Lying Bull or Tiger Stone, and Canuja gorge.

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"Biokuka" Botanical Garden

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Alexander von Humboldt National Forest

Lake Chauya

Hanging bridges over the river Aguaytía

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Cumancay lagoon

Ducha del Diablo waterfall Iparía

Velo de la Novia waterfall

Native communities Bola de Oro Pankirentsi Tres Bolas

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JUNÍN CUSCO to Huancavelica to Ayacucho

Scale (km)

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San Francisco native community ÂŠ Musuk Nolte / PROMPERU

Ucayali department is home to 15 indigenous peoples: Amawaka, Chaninawa, Kakataibo, Kashinawa, Marinawa, Isconawa, Sharanawa, Shipibo, Yaminawa, Mastanawa, Kokama-Kukamiria, Asheninka, Kulina, Yine (Piro), Awajun (Aguaruna).

What to see? Coronel Portillo Province Pucallpa Main Square

Between Jirón Tarapacá, Jirón Independencia, JirónTacna, and Jirón Sucre. This modern plaza boasts three standout features: a 25-meter high obelisk, a fountain in the center, and a monument to Pedro Portillo Silva. It also houses statues in granite and sand that represent mestizo se lers and the indigenous peoples of the Amazon. Local tree varieties surround the plaza. The yellow flowers of the tahuari lend color to the view.

Virgen La Inmaculada Cathedral

At the intersection of Jirón Tacna and Jirón Independencia. The Cathedral roof is notable for its 1375 copper and bronze tiles resembling the skin of the aguaje—the Amazon’s most emblematic fruit. Its main altar boast a six-meter high cross. In the base of the central ship 8 arcs of iron, carvings and stained glass stand out.

Agustín Rivas Vásquez Museum

Jirón Tarapacá 861. Opening hours, Mon-Sat: 09:00 am - 12:00 pm / 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm. Tel. (061) 571 834. Ticket entry This was the home of a renowned Ucayali sculptor who gave life to the area's mythical characters through his work using wood and roots from the fig trees that grow on the banks of the lakes and rivers. The artist’s family appears on a huangana casha (hardwood) carving in his bedroom. His most representative work is the Cristo del Petróleo (Petroleum Christ), which is currently on display in the Vatican.

Public Clock Plaza

Between Jirón Ucayali, Jirón Tacna, Jirón Tarapacá, and Jirón 9 de Diciembre. It was completed in 1951 and was the first square and first port of the city of Pucallpa. It is known by the large clock that crowns a 25-meters high tower with geometric lines that represent the indigenous people Yine (Piro) and decorated with stained glass windows that represent mythical characters of the area and the ritual of the Ayahuasca. From this vantage point you can see the Ucayali River.

Natural Park and Regional Museum of Pucallpa

Av. Centenario km. 4 (10 min by car). Opening hours: M-S 8:00 am - 5:00 pm. Tel. (061) 575 317. It was created to protect and preserve various species of amazon flora and fauna such as: monkeys, lizards, otorongos, deer, sajinos, añujes, o ers, taricayas, herons, toucans, parrots and other species at risk or in danger of extinction. The "black otorongo" stands out, the only species that breeds in captivity. Visitors can also see timber, medicinal and Amazonian fruit trees. In the back is the Regional Museum where visitors can see some of the representative species of the Amazonian fauna and a large collection of fossilized remains found in the Ucayali, Pachitea, Aguaytía and Urubamba rivers.

Pucallpa Main Square © Renzo Tasso / PROMPERÚ

House of the painter Pablo Amaringo Shuña - Usko Ayar

Jirón Sánchez Cerro 465. Opening hours, Mon-Fri: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm / 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm. Including holidays. Tel. (061) 57 2503. This gallery exhibits paintings that depict visions of the ayahuasca, the sacred plant of the Amazon. The artist received the UN Global 500 Award in 1992 for the message about nature conversation that his work contains.

Arturo Reátegui Rengifo Ethnographic and Natural Museum

From Yarinacocha’s Puerto Callao (15 min by mototaxi from the center of Pucallpa) via motorboat to the hamlet of San Juan (20 min) followed by a walk to the museum (5 min). Opening hours Mon-Sat: 8:00 am - 1:00 pm / 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm Tel. 954 087 961. Ticket entry. The museum exhibits ethnographic samples, photographs, clothing, taxidermy, antique ceramics, looms, handicrafts, as well as hunting and fishing instruments.

Pucallpillo Lagoon

1.5 km to the southwest of the main square of Pucallpa (40 min. by car). The prochilodus, palometa, and catfish species inhabit the lagoon’s warm and calm waters. Birds are plentiful in the surroundings, including white herons, tanagers, shararas, and wild ducks.

Yarinacocha Lagoon

7 km to the northeast of the city of Pucallpa (15 min. by car). The lagoon’s warm and calm waters are perfect for fishing, water skiing, and rowing. From Puerto Callao the visitor can hire a boat and visit native shipibas communities, and with any luck, see freshwater dolphins.

Mestizo and Native Communities

The best way to get to know the native-mestizo culture is through contact with their communities. They are friendly people eager to teach their traditions, gastronomy, rites, and crafts. • 11 de Agosto Mestizo Community: 20 km from Puerto Callao on the left bank of Yarinacocha lagoon. • San Francisco Native Community: 14 km from Puerto Callao on the left bank of Yarinacocha lagoon (1 hr. by boat or 30 min by car from Pucallpa). • Santa Clara Native Community: 15 km from Puerto Callao on the left bank of Yarinacocha lagoon (1 hr. and 10 min by boat). • Santa Rosa de Dinamarca Native Community: Masisea District (7 hr. from Pucallpa along the Ucayali river).

Cashibococha Lagoon

6.5 km to the northeast of Puerto Callao (20 min by car) / 25 km from the city of Pucallpa. This lagoon is the ideal place for tucunaré (peacock bass) sport fishing, boat trips, and camping. Mestizo and native shipiba communities inhabit its shores, including those in Santa Teresita and San Salvador. A canal connects this lagoon with Yarinacocha lagoon.

Lake Chauya

7 hr. from Pucallpa, Masisea district (along the Ucayali and Tamaya rivers) and 1 hr. from Imiría lagoon (on a fast boat). This lake is suitable for fishing, boating, canoeing, and admiring nature.

Imiría Lagoon

200 km southwest of Pucallpa, Masisea district (4 hr. by boat) Ideal place to fish and take boat trips. Various mestizo and native communities of the Shipibo-konibo indigenous people have se led on its banks.

Paiche fish in the Peruvian Amazon Research Institute © Favio Ovalle / PROMPERÚ

Urania day-flying moth © Heinz Plenge Pardo / PROMPERÚ

Peruvian Amazon Research Institute IIAP-Ucayali

12.4 km along the Federico Basadre Highway (25 min by car). Opening hours Mon-Sat 7:30 am - 1:00 pm and 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm In the facilities of this important research center of the Peruvian Amazon, you can learn about camu camu, cat's claw, biocidal plants, paiche fish farms, gamitans and paco. It also has laboratories where the process of reproduction and growth of Amazonian fish is appreciated.

"Biokuka" Botanical Garden

19 km along Federico Basadre Highway (15 min by car). Opening hours, Mon-Sun: 8:00 am - 1:00 pm / 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm Tel. (061) 247 -921. Ticket entry. Botanical garden where organic farming and permaculture are practiced, in a process of degraded forests. You can see the polycultures of fish and bio-gardens of camu camu, coffee and cocoa.

Purús Province Puerto Esperanza Main Square

The square’s gardens and seats invite the visitor to rest while enjoying the rotunda and the fountain. The church, the theater, and the town hall all border the square.

El Anguillal Lagoon

A 30 min walk from Puerto Esperanza. This small lagoon is ideal for fishing. It takes its name from the eel (anguila)—a long, dark-colored and electrically-charged aquatic animal—which is plentiful here. The lagoon is surrounded by vegetation and a variety of birds, including white herons and birds of prey.

Native Communities

Take a boat trip from Puerto Esperanza to learn about traditions that are kept alive by the descendants of different Amazonian indigenous peoples, such as the Asháninka, Shandinawa, Mastanawa, Kashinawa, and Kulina. • Bola de Oro, Pankirentsi and Tres Bolas Native Communities: Sailing along the left bank of the Purús river from Puerto Esperanza. • San José, Conta, Nativa Pinkiniki, Cantagallo and San Martín Native Communities: Upstream along the Purús rivers from Puerto Esperanza. • Zapote, San Marcos, Nueva Esperanza, Miguel Grau and Cocha “Sopa de Cocha” Native Communities: Upstream along the Purús rivers from Puerto Esperanza.

Padre Abad Boquerón © Favio Ovalle / PROMPERÚ

Located in the Cordillera Azul, this canyon has about 70 waterfalls with heights of up to 100 m, among which the Velo de la Novia and the Ducha del Diablo stand out.

Padre Abad Province Alexander Von Humboldt National Forest

86 km to the southeast of the city of Pucallpa along the Federico Basadre Highway (1 hr. 10 min by car). Visits by prior arrangement with the National Institution of Agricultural Innovation (INIA). Of 1766 hectares, this tropical humid forest has a great biological diversity and is habitat for a large amount of Amazonian flora and wildlife. 200-year-old timber species that reach up to 60 m in height and various medicinal plants stand out.

Aguaytía River Suspension Bridges

161 km to the southeast of the city of Pucallpa along the Federico Basadre Highway. With 800 meters, these bridges are the longest in the country. The older of the two was built between 1939 and 1942. From the esplanade the visitor can see typical forest eyebrow landscapes and, in the distance, the Azul mountain range.

Padre Abad Boquerón

183 km to the southeast of the city of Pucallpa (2 hr. by bus) and 22 km from Aguaytía (20 min by car). The Aguaytía River has eroded the Cordillera Azul to shape this corridor with walls over 100 m high. Among its water falls, the most Popular are the Velo de la Novia and the Ducha del Diablo.

Velo de la Novia Waterfall

186 km southeast of the city of Pucallpa, via Federico Basadre road (3 h by car) and then a 5 min walk towards the waterfall. Ticket entry. Fall of cold and crystalline waters that begin their descent from the mountains (approximately 100 m high) that upon reaching the surface they form a pool of green and crystalline water where one can bathe. Surrounded by exuberant vegetation, it has been equipped with modern infrastructure in harmony with nature: resting chairs, toilets, showers and a restaurant.

Ducha del Diablo Waterfall

Padre Abad Boquerón - Cordillera Azul This fall has an average of 105 m in height in a single jump. Its cold and crystalline waters bathe a great rock where the nature has a carving similar to a diabolic being’s face. The fall forms a pool of about 10 m2 and has a viewpoint from where you can see beautiful waterfalls that flow to the Yuracyacu River.

Santa Rosa Waterfall

200 km to the southeast of the city of Pucallpa via the Federico Basadre Highway (3 hr. 50 min) followed by a walk to the waterfall (40 minutes approximately). A one-hour walk from the Santa Rosa farmhouse is this waterfall of the same name that is 150 m high and forms a 10 m2 pool surrounded by abundant vegetation and typical animals of the area.

Atalaya Province Atalaya

350 km to the east of the city of Pucallpa on the banks of the Tambo river (1 hr. by plane and 1 1/2 days by fast boat on the Ucayali river). It is said that the indigenous leader, Juan Santos Atahualpa, spent his last days in this city. It is for this reason that main square bears his name. The world’s biggest stone axe, dating back to the Inca Empire, is on exhibition in the town hall. The chapel of the convent of the Franciscan mothers was the town’s first. From there, religious orders evangelized the area’s inhabitants.

Asháninka Native Communities

Discover the ancient Ashaninka culture through its people. •Aeríja Native Community 15 min overland to the west of Atalaya. With natural pools of cold and crystalline waters, it is an ideal place for swimming. •Quebrada Quipachari Native Community 15 min overland from Atalaya.

Dos Ventanas (Buenos Aires) Cave

To the west of Atalaya sailing along the Tambo river (10 min by motorboat) followed by a 15 minute walk. This gro o, which has two windows that resemble the eyes of a cat, is reached after a walk through the forest. Bats and owls take shelter here.

Canuja Gorge

8 km to the south of Atalaya (8 min by car) / 25 min along the Tambo river. This is an underground river that runs five kilometers, forming eyes of fresh and crystalline water along its passage. There are also stone monoliths engraved with the shapes of river snails, stars, suns, and lakes.

Lying Bull (Tiger Stone)

To the north of Atalaya along the Tambo river (10 min by motorboat) followed by a 15 minute walk. This is a pre-Inca stone monolith measuring five meters in length and three meters in height. Resembling the head of a bull, it displays carved symbols that have been confirmed as coordinates pointing towards Cusco.

Tambo Ushco Cave

To the north of Atalaya (10 min on land) towards the Aerija Native Community, and then a 30 min walk to the cave. This cavern is 200 kilometers in length and leads to Cusco. Its pools of cold and crystalline water, molluscs and crustaceans can be seen. It is believed that the remains of Juan Santos Atahualpa rest here.

Corintoni Waterfall

To the north of Atalaya in the direction of Misión Unini (1 hr. and 15 min by car) followed by a walk of 15 min. Also known as Velo de la Quinceañera (the Debutante’s Veil), this cascade consists of three 10-meter falls. In its pools the visitor can swim and see freshwater shrimp. Walks around the area are ideal for discovering its flora and fauna and exploring local caves.

Alto Sapani Native Community and Gorge

15 km to the north of Atalaya (30 hr. by mototaxi). Sapani an asháninka word that means ‘green waters’. Its cataracts form pools of water abundant with fish and ideal for swimming and fishing. Use the two-hour hike to visit the Asháninka native community and learn about their traditions or purchase their handicrafts.

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The information in this brochure was updated in November 2018. In developing it, PROMPERU has used official information sources such as the Ucayali Regional Directorate of Foreign Trade and Tourism.

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