Meoweler
Peru

Tarapoto / Jungle dreams come true

MeowScore 😸84/100
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🐈 Cats in the city 😸
☀️ Sun-soaked days 😸
🚗 Traffic density 😼
🔈 Noisiness 😸
📸 Views and Sightseeing 😸
🌳 Parks and greenery 😻
👮‍♂️ Safety 😸

Best month

July

Visit Tarapoto in July to participate in its exciting Mango Festival!

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january

Visit Tarapoto in January for the festive celebrations of its anniversary

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february

February is the perfect time to explore the beautiful waterfalls of Tarapoto

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march

Enjoy the stunning landscapes of Tarapoto during the harvest season

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april

April is the month to discover the colorful traditions of Holy Week in Tarapoto

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may

Explore the cloudy forest and observe the famous orchids in May

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june

June is a great time to witness the beauty of the Amazon River

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july

Visit Tarapoto in July to participate in its exciting Mango Festival

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august

August is the month to try the unique cuisine of Tarapoto

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september

September is the best time to enjoy the tranquility and peacefulness of Tarapoto

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october

Celebrate the culture and folklore of Tarapoto during the month of October

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november

November is the month to go birdwatching in the lush forests of Tarapoto

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december

December is the time to celebrate Christmas with the local community in Tarapoto

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Reasonable prices

Bigmac $?

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From a visiting cat's perspective, Tarapoto can be somewhat affordable but not super cheap. Prices for groceries and street food are reasonable, while prices for clothing and souvenirs can be a bit high. It really depends on what a cat is looking to buy.

Check out the local markets for bargain prices on fresh food and souvenirs. Be sure to haggle for better prices at the markets and shops!

Usual visit duration

3-5 days

exploring city and nearby nature

Usual visit duration

3-5 days

exploring city and nearby nature

Tarapoto is a popular gateway to the stunning Amazon rainforest - visitors usually stay a few days to enjoy the city and surrounding areas.

Tipping

5-10%

Standard tipping culture in Peru

Tipping

5-10%

Standard tipping culture in Peru

Paying with cash is preferred, splitting the bill is common, and leaving extra change is appreciated.

internet situation

good Speed

Varies by provider and location

great Availability

Most areas have access

great Cellular

Good coverage from major providers

Electric socket type A

Common in North and Central America, and Japan. Mind voltage difference, especially for Japan (100V).

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biking hostile

Limited bike infrastructure

walkable -ish

Decent sidewalks, moderate traffic

LGBTQ tolerated

Mixed attitudes

Cat got to Tarapoto, Peru and was feline great. The jungle vibes and waterfalls were purrfect for exploration.

The heat was clawsome, but the food was meowvelous. Cat loved the fresh ceviche and papaya smoothies.

Things to do

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Off the beaten path

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El Cafe de los Andes
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El Museo de Juan Navarro
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El Mirador
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La Piscina del Diablo
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La Laguna Azul

Off the beaten path

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El Cafe de los Andes

A cozy café that offers delicious coffee made from locally sourced beans, with a chill atmosphere and comfortable seating. A hidden gem for coffee lovers. 😻☕

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El Museo de Juan Navarro

A small museum dedicated to the work of famous local artist Juan Navarro. Contains unique and beautiful pieces of art, definitely worth a visit. 😸

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El Mirador

A breathtaking lookout that offers stunning views of Tarapoto. Accessible only by a steep uphill hike, but totally worth the effort. 😼

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La Piscina del Diablo

Underrated waterfall that feels like a secret spot. You can swim in the natural pool formed by the waterfall, but be careful – the force of the water is strong! 🙀

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La Laguna Azul

Hidden lagoon surrounded by lush vegetation and beautiful palm trees. Perfect place to relax, swim, and enjoy the natural beauty of Tarapoto. 😻

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biking hostile

Limited bike infrastructure

walkable -ish

Decent sidewalks, moderate traffic

LGBTQ tolerated

Mixed attitudes

Mindful meoweler tips

The Ruins of Huancahuapec

The ruins of Huancahuapec depict the history of the Pre-Incan Chachapoya civilization, which is also known as the Warriors of the Clouds. These ruins were only discovered in 2005, and it's believed that the Chachapoya cats built the site as a defensive structure.

Sauce, the Land of Waterfalls

Sauce is a small town located in the heart of the Peruvian jungle, famous for its beautiful waterfalls. This town is also known for its delicious local cuisine, such as the traditional juane, a dish made of rice, chicken, and spices cooked in a leaf.

The Traditional Dance of San Juan

In Tarapoto, the traditional dance of San Juan is celebrated with a large festival every June. This dance is performed by couples wearing traditional costumes and dancing to the rhythm of the marimba and other percussion instruments.

Useful external sites

www.tarapotolife.com

Tarapoto Life↗

Tourist guide with information about hotels, restaurants and things to do in Tarapoto.

www.peruhop.com

Peru Hop↗

Bus company that offers routes to Tarapoto and other destinations in Peru.

www.tarapototours.com

Tarapoto Tours↗

Travel agency that offers tours and packages to explore Tarapoto and surrounding areas.

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