Lamas Tarapoto Tour: architecture and living heritage

The best time to take this tour is any time of the year, as each season has its own charm. Also, you won’t have route complications due to heavy rains. Just keep in mind to wear appropriate clothing for the weather.

This region is quite hot all year round, so it’s important to be well prepared and stay hydrated. In the rainy season, precipitation can be heavy, while in the dry season it is almost absent.

Yes, it is very necessary. Being located in a warm zone and part of the Peruvian jungle, this region is an ideal habitat for mosquitoes. So, bring good repellent and be prepared.

Now that you know this region is quite hot, it’s best to wear light clothes that keep you comfortable and cool. It is also important that your clothes protect you from the sun. The same applies to footwear: it should be light, comfortable, and suitable for walking.

Traveler, if you want to buy any items, it’s very important to bring cash. Why? Most establishments do not have card payment terminals (POS), which could make your purchase difficult if you’re not prepared.

Of course. The tour is very calm and interactive, with minimal physical demand, making it ideal for all types of visitors, including small children.

Absolutely! During the tour, you can enjoy mobile phone and internet connection from Claro, Movistar, and Entel, all of which have good coverage in the area.

Traveler, during the tour you will have total freedom to take those must-have photos in each place. Just make sure your phone or camera battery is fully charged to avoid problems.

Note that food service is not included. During the tour, you can find some restaurants, but not all have options for special dietary needs. If you want meals that fit your preferences, it is best to find them in Tarapoto city.

Absolutely! There are many artisans who sell their own creations without intermediaries. Most of their products have a cultural theme, representing deities, animals, and elements of their surroundings.

When arriving at the Wayku village, you can find handicrafts such as keychains, ceramics, paintings, clothing, and even some musical instruments. It is important to carry cash, preferably in soles, to facilitate your purchases.

Absolutely! Tourist activities in Peru are available all year round, including holidays and Sundays. So you can plan your trip with total peace of mind.

You can do it independently, but keep in mind that you will arrive at a place where history is inevitably present. That’s why it is highly recommended to have a guide who can provide valuable information and help you better understand what you are visiting.

Upon arriving at the community, you will be surprised to know that most of its members speak both Quechua and Spanish. Yes, you can talk to them, and they will be happy to share their stories with you.

Yes, there are two important festivals. The first is celebrated on July 16: the Feast of the Holy Cross of the Motilones. The second takes place in April, during Holy Week.