Loading place details...

Things to do in Leticia

Discover the best attractions and experiences Leticia has to offer

🏛️

Historic Monuments

Explore Leticia’s history through its central landmarks and public spaces that reflect the city’s Amazonian character.

Catedral de Leticia

A historic church at the city center offering a glimpse of local religious architecture.

Monumento a la Amazonía

Public sculpture along the riverfront celebrating the region's natural heritage.

Casa de la Cultura de Leticia

Cultural center housed in a historic building showcasing local heritage.

Plaza de Leticia

Central square where markets and events bring the city to life.

🖼️

Museums

Delve into the region’s biodiversity, cultures, and frontier history through small but informative museums and interpretation centers.

Museo Etnológico de la Amazonía

Exhibits on indigenous cultures and rainforest biodiversity.

Centro de Interpretación de la Selva Amazónica

Interactive displays about ecosystems and conservation.

Museo de la Frontera Tri-nacional Leticia

Story of Leticia’s position at the tri-border area.

Museo de Arte Popular Amazónico

Colorful crafts and local photography illustrating Amazonian life.

Religious Monuments

Religious sites offer architectural charm and community life against the lush jungle backdrop.

Catedral de Leticia

A central church with local architectural features and regular services.

Iglesia Nuestra Señora del Carmen

Historic church beloved by residents and visitors.

Capilla Santa Ana

Small chapel often visited by locals and travelers.

🌳

National & Theme Parks

The surrounding rainforest invites you to explore via guided hikes, boat trips, and canopy views.

Amacayacu National Park

A rainforest sanctuary known for diverse wildlife like monkeys and sloths.

Reserva Natural Tanimboca

Adventure reserve with canopy walks, zip lines, and guided trails.

Isla de los Micos

River island renowned for close encounters with playful monkeys.

🏘️

Neighborhoods

Walk through Leticia’s districts to see daily life, markets, and river views up close.

Centro de Leticia

Vibrant downtown with markets, cafés, and river views.

Malecón y Río Amazonas

Riverside promenade popular for sunset strolls and photos.

Barrio Sucre

Residential area with local eateries and a laid-back vibe.

💸

Free Things to Do

Enjoy Leticia’s atmosphere without spending a lot, especially around the river and markets.

Walk along the Amazon riverfront

Stroll the shores at sunset and watch boats drift by.

Sunset at the Malecón

Catch a panoramic view as day fades over the river.

Visit local markets

Browse fresh produce and crafts without a guided tour fee.

🍷

Gastronomy

Amazonian cuisine shines with river fish, herbs, and indigenous influences.

Pirarucú a la parrilla

Grilled pirarucu, a signature river fish, prepared simply.

Tacacá

A traditional Amazonian soup with tucupi, jambu, and shrimp.

Pescado de río con yuca

Fresh river fish served with yuca and plantains.

🌃

Nightlife

Riverside bars and local venues offer relaxed evenings with music and company.

Riverside bars with live music

Unwind to regional tunes by the water.

Local dance venues

Experience Amazonian rhythms and dance after dark.

Evening markets and food stalls

Snack on street fare while enjoying the atmosphere.

🎭

Entertainment

Cultural performances and outdoor shows bring Amazonian traditions to life.

Cultural dance shows

Traditional performances reflecting indigenous heritage.

Acoustic concerts by the river

Intimate musical evenings beneath the stars.

Outdoor cinema nights

Film screenings set against the jungle backdrop.

Sports

Active travelers can hike, kayak, and explore the rainforest by water and foot.

Kayak on the Amazon River

Gentle or challenging paddles along the river banks.

Forest hikes near Leticia

Guided trails to spot birds, monkeys, and strange plants.

Wildlife-spotting tours

Boat or walking tours focused on fauna and flora.

🧭

Off the Track

Go beyond the obvious to meet indigenous communities and explore hidden corners.

Visit indigenous communities (Yagua)

Learn about culture, crafts, and daily life.

Jungle canopy walk

A guided trek to see the rainforest from above.

Remote river expeditions

Boat trips to lesser-visited tributaries and lagoons.