By air

You can fly in on one of Peru's national airlines , or you could fly on Lan, a more stable South American airline. Lan is more reliable as far as timing and service, but StarPeru is currently the only airline that offers daytime flights to and from Pucallpa (mid morning, and early evening, assuming that the flights are on time). Also, Lan has drastically different fares for Peruvian residents, and visitors can't get the reduced fares . StarPeru's fares, on the other hand, are the same for nationals and guests. You can book flights directly through the airlines, or you can use a Pucallpa-based travel agent, like Amazon World . The advantage to using a travel agent (my only experience is with Amazon World) is that if a flight is delayed or canceled, they will go out of their way to notify you, or even to make arrangements if a cancellation causes you to miss another flight.

By boat

Its possible to travel by boat south from Iquitos on the Rio Ucayali all year round and possibly north from Puerto Bermudez or other ports along the Rio Pachitea depending on the time of year and river height. It's also possible to come from the south, nearly all the way from Cusco by smaller boats along the Urubamba and Ucayali river.

By bus

Buses from Lima take about 18 hours or more (about S/.100; "Transmar" and other companies).

By car

The road past Huanuco is very foggy at times, with little visibility. Past Tingo Maria landslides have devastated the road in sections, you can get through but its muddy and slow going in small sections.

The square of Pucallpa, The square of Yarinacocha, The Parque Natural de Pucallpa, Folk Art (The Usko-Ayar), The Plaza Grau

The square of Pucallpa

The square of Pucallpa the center of Pucallpa is the central square, there is the Municipal Palace, the Cathedral of Pucallpa, and some shops. The plaza contains a theater and a pool of attraction. Other contains a municipal gallery, the cathedral and a hospital in the national police.

The square of Yarinacocha

The square of Yarinacocha is the central square Yarinacocha enters the lake and west of master plan. This place is the municipality, where your local police station and that the time includes a virtual library.

The Parque Natural de Pucallpa

The Parque Natural de Pucallpa  is the first zoo of Pucallpa, here conserved wild species living in the same place . It also has recreational setting, lake, recreation areas, and so on. This place has started since the early nineties, founded by Charles Prentice Chavez. A year later he created a sketch for your location. His museum was implemented the regional museum collections center in the region, especially the Conibo-Shipibo , in textiles , handicrafts and evidence paleontologists of them, inside fossils preserving the prominent jaw brasiliensis Purussaurus 8 million ago years.

Folk Art (The Usko-Ayar)

The Usko-Ayar  located in the south of Pucallpa, is the house of the painter Paul Amaringo , which collects his works, plus a paint shop is known for having an award from the UN. In this institution, the young painters inspired by the flora and fauna of this forest habitat, and recreate their personal experience in his paintings. From ages 8 to 24 years, these artists come from poor families.

The Plaza Grau

The Plaza Grau is the first space currently dedicated to Miguel Grau . This site contains one of the best preserved monuments, the public clock, in 1950 . It is located in the Ucayali River, where a port is home to 10 meters.

May - September

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