Discover the best attractions and experiences Peruvian Amazon has to offer
Explore a few sites in the Peruvian Amazon’s gateway cities that reflect local history and river town life.
The city’s central square surrounded by historic buildings, a hub for locals and a great place to start a city walk.
A cultural center housed in a historic building, hosting local art and community events.
Learn about the Amazon’s biodiversity, communities, and river history through approachable museum exhibits.
Exhibits on the region’s biodiversity, ecosystems, and cultural heritage.
Displays on the Loreto region’s natural and cultural legacy.
Religious landmarks that illuminate the faith and colonial-era influences along the Amazon.
Iconic cathedral on the city’s riverside square, a landmark of local faith and daily life.
Historic church serving the Belén district and river communities near Iquitos.
Wildlife-rich reserves and parks that are the centerpiece of Amazon exploration.
One of the world’s largest flooded-forest reserves, renowned for wildlife watching and canoe trips.
A premier rainforest reserve famous for macaws, jungle lodges, and guided biodiversity tours.
World-renowned biosphere reserve with extraordinary wildlife diversity and protected habitats.
Get a feel for daily life by strolling lively districts and riverfront areas.
A riverside neighborhood known for its markets and local color along the Amazon.
An area around the central square where you can observe city life and architecture.
Experience the Amazon without spending a fortune with these easy options.
Relaxing 1–2 hour cruise as the day fades and wildlife becomes active.
A simple stroll that can reveal waterbirds, raptors, and river scenery.
Observe daily life and crafts from the market’s exterior and waterfront area.
Amazonian flavors showcase the region’s fresh ingredients and river recipes.
A traditional Amazonian dish featuring rice, meat, and spices wrapped in bijao leaf.
Dishes featuring the large Amazonian fish, prepared grilled or stewed.
A hearty Amazonian staple of mashed plantain with palm heart and toppings.
Evenings along the river offer relaxed bars, music, and the chance to unwind after a jungle day.
Casual spots along the Amazon with occasional live tunes and city views.
Short excursions under the stars with gentle river sounds and wildlife glimpses.
Cultural experiences and performances reflect the Amazon’s vibrant communities.
Shows featuring traditional music, dance, and storytelling.
Relaxed evenings with regional rhythms and ambient river vibes.
Rotating showcases of local theater and artistic events.
Active ways to explore the rainforest and river landscapes.
Paddle along calm tributaries or wider river sections with guide support.
Day or dawn treks to spot wildlife and learn about rainforest ecology.
Lighthearted fishing experience often included in jungle excursions.
Dive deeper with immersive, less-touristy experiences in the jungle.
Experience nocturnal wildlife and sounds with an informed naturalist.
Learn about daily life, crafts, and sustenance in a local village.
Elevated boardwalks and treetop views offering unique wildlife sightings.