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Moyobamba Weather
Best time to visit Moyobamba
The best time to visit Moyobamba is in february, when the temperature is nicer and the Mid Year Feast of the Cross of Motupe is celebrated. The main feast is also celebrated in august, although the temperature is way lower during that month
Climate in Moyobamba
The climate in Moyobamba is tropical; even the driest of months has a lot of rain. The average temperature is 73 °F. The anual rainfall reaches 1354 mm on average.
Where to eat in Moyobamba
The tourist places to see in Moyobamba are:
Gera Waterfalls
Location: South of Moyobamba
Situated in a remote area, this is a waterfall from the Gera River, which are particularly attractive due to the variety of the falls, which make it look like parallel waterfalls. The place is also surrounded by exotic vegetation. The waterfall also supplies the people of Calzada and Yantaló.
Tahuaishco Cliff
Location: 20 minutes away from Plaza de Armas
Natural lookout spot which allows one to witness all Moyobamba. It is located near restaurants and clubs so you will be able to enjoy a meal and drinks along with the view.
Lahuarpia Waterfall
Location: 15 miles from Moyobamba
The most attractive of the Lahuarpia Waterfall are the small lakes formed by the falls where tourists swim and enjoy a relaxing bath. There are two different waterfalls, separated by a 10 minute walk during which you will be able to see the flora and fauna of the region.
Paccha Waterfalls
Location: 18 miles from Moyobamba
Its crystalline waters make it one of the most attractive spots in Moyobamba. Nowadays the place has minimal infraestructure which allows visitors to rest in Tambos and a handrail to assist in the climb.
Waqanki Orchid Center
Location: 1.8 miles away of the city, on the road to the San Mateo hot springs
Price: S/. 0,50
Natural reserve where you can admire over 150 different orchid species.
The things to do in Moyobamba
Hot Springs
Location: 3.1 miles outside of Moyobamba
Coming from the San Mateo mountain, medicinal waters reach the hot springs. They have crystalline waters and six pools designed to make better use of the water. There are also regular pools, a soccer field, a playground, and other services
Sulphurous Baths of Oromina
Location: 4.3 miles outside of Moyobamba
Natural spot which is a popular local attraction. It has sulphuric baths with medicinal properties and bathers can swim on them via two pools made of stone.
Nightlife in Moyobamba
Discoteca Kovachii
Location: Jr. Del Mayo
Located in the Tahuishco natural viewpoint, it is one of the most popular clubs among moyobambeans.
Where to eat in Moyobamba
La Olla de Barro
Location: Corner of Pedro Canga and Serafín Filomeno
Price: around at S/. 25
Contact: (094) 561034
Typical peruvian rainforest dishes. We recommend the saltado de cecina and the bananas with peanut butter or cheese.
Fundo Alegría
Location: Highway to Hot Springs km 2.5
Price: around S/. 30
Contact: 958 856 443
Restaurant with typical food which also has a pool and offers rooms to stay the night. It is located near the hot springs.
Recreo Ecoturístico Milan
Location: Av. Canaan
Price: unknown
Contact: (042) 561606
Inn that has a pool and small lakes with paiches, river fish that is offered in the restaurant. They have typical food of the region.
Typical dishes in Moyobamba
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Dish similar to the amazonean juane, but with pork meat instead of rice.
Accomodations in Moyobamba
Price: desde S/. 49
Telf: (042) 562050 / 561150
Hostel that offers free wi-fi. It has private bathroom, tv and balcony in all rooms.
Important dates in Moyobamba
| Feast of Saint John Baptist | (23 and 24 of June) | One of the biggest feasts in the peruvian amazonia. Simbolizes the purification of water and thanks the gifts of nature. During this days locals reflect on their lives and the meaning of union and kinship among the people of the rainforest area. |
| Lamas Carnival | (Juanuary and February) | During two months the people of Lamas celebrate carnivals with different events such as the Changanakuy dance, which means a duel to represent courtship between men and women. |
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