Dropping Points in Bagua Grande
Here are some of the most popular dropping points in Bagua Grande. Please note that these locations generally differ with each bus operator. The bus dropping points in Bagua Grande are as follows:
From PEN 35.00
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From PEN 45.00
From PEN 143.00
The best time to visit Bagua Grande is during July and September, as it is the dry season, and the Patronal Feast of Santiago Apostol is celebrated.
The climate in Bagua Grande is tropical, with an average temperature of 77°F, although it can go over 86°F during warm days. The rainy season goes from March to May, so if you travel during this time it is recommended that you bring waterproof clothing or an umbrella to better deal with the tropical rain.
Location: Jr. Francisco Pizarro 195 Sec. pueblo Nuevo
Hours: 9:00 p.m. - 3:00 a.m.
Prices: Unknown
Location: Calle Higos Urco 282, a espaldas del hotel Bagua Grande
Hours: 9:00 p.m. - 3:00 a.m.
Prices: Unknown
Location: Calle Mariano Melgar 1501
Hours: Unknown
Prices: Unknown
Location: Angamos 166
Hours: Unknown
Price: Unknown
One of the best restaurants you will be able to find in the province. It has an excellent service and a varied menu with exquisite dishes. We suggest you order the ribs and the tacacho with pork.
Location: Jr. Agustín Gamarra 205
Hours: Unknown
Price: Unknown
If you are travelling with your family through Bagua Grande don’t miss the experience country-side experience of this restaurant which is also a club. You will be able to enjoy its pools, gardens and also the best local gastronomy.
Location: Calle Condorcanqui N° C 3
Hours: Unknown
Price: Unknown
If you enjoy exotic drinks with your meals, this restaurant will be your perfect choice.
Location: Outside of Bagua Grande
Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Price: Free Entrance
This waterfall has the peculiarity of being static, and is only at its fullest during the rainy season. In dry times its flow is reduced, and it even disappears on some occasions. The route up to the waterfall is ideal for trekking and walking through the countryside, and even some visitors will have the opportunity to bathe in the natural pools beneath the waterfall.
Location: cuadra 1 de la Calle Grau, 2do piso de la Biblioteca Municipal
Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Price: Free Entrance (boat trips can cost s/.2)
Also known as the lake of the Angels, it is home to wild ducks and fish due to its warm waters, which come from the farming grounds nearby. The elevated areas in the andenes serve as natural lookouts for the lake. Nowadays, local farmers have formed an association to promote tourism in the area.
Location: Quebrada Seca Alta farming grounds
Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Price: Free Entrance
In this area several archeological remains have been found, such as fossils or prehistoric dinosaurs and mammals. Its potential is currently unknown as there is still much digging to do, and is quickly becoming a touristic attraction for the city.
Location: Departing from Alto Perú in a Santa Clara - San Felipe Santiago 685 colectivo
In the Berlín Forest you will be able to appreciate the natural lifestyle in communion with the nature. You can also take long strolls and walks through the rainforest, which is inhabited by the most representative animal species of the region, such as the gallito de las rocas and the oso de anteojos.
Here are some of the most popular dropping points in Bagua Grande. Please note that these locations generally differ with each bus operator. The bus dropping points in Bagua Grande are as follows:
Patronal Feast of St. James the Greater | (24 and 25 de July) | This festivity is divided in two days. During the first, a feast and a mass in honor of the Apostle, which is also accompanied by the FERAGRO fair, where the visitors will be able to find several local crafts. Also, there is a cockfight, where participants from Colombia and Ecuador are invited. The second day, a procession in honor of St. James is organized through the city. |