Discover the best attractions and experiences Pucallpa has to offer
Explore the city’s legacy through its architectural landmarks and public spaces.
The city’s central square, surrounded by historic buildings and bustling everyday life.
A historic parish church in the heart of the city with classic architecture.
Delve into regional history, culture, and the Amazon’s biodiversity through local museums.
Exhibits on the region’s history, peoples, and ecological heritage.
A cultural venue featuring Amazonian art, crafts, and traditions.
Religious sites offer spiritual insight and architectural charm around the city.
Impressive riverside cathedral that dominates the skyline and local ceremonies.
Traditional church with regular masses and community events.
Venture beyond the city to Amazonian nature reserves and parks.
Peru's largest protected area, famed for its rivers, wildlife, and jungle scenery.
An eco-park showcasing biodiversity with easy jungle trails.
Walk through distinct districts to feel the rhythm of urban life and local markets.
The urban heart of the city with markets, plazas, and riverside vibes.
A residential area known for its local flavor, eateries, and community life.
Enjoy the city without spending a peso while soaking up riverfront atmosphere.
Stroll the riverfront and watch the sunset over the Ucayali.
Relax by the water and capture scenic views at dusk.
Explore busy street markets for local produce and crafts.
Amazonian flavors and comforting classics that define the region.
Classic Amazonian rice dish wrapped in plantain leaves.
Tasty mashed plantain with dried pork and accompanying sides.
River fish grilled in a traditional Amazonian style.
Evenings along the river offer laid-back bars, music, and social scenes.
Casual venues along the river with drinks and live vibes.
Live performances featuring local music and dance traditions.
Local cinema and cultural events provide relaxed evenings in town.
Watch current films at a neighborhood cinema.
Occasional street theater and traditional performances.
Water-based and outdoor activities are popular in the Amazonian setting.
Paddle through calm waters with river views.
Try your luck with local freshwater fishing.
Meet communities and explore the rainforest beyond the city streets.
Learn about traditional lifeways and crafts with local communities.
Day trips into Amazonian waterways with a knowledgeable guide.