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Pichanaki is an attractive destination all year long, although we recommend you travel during summer to avoid the rain.
Pichanaki has a tropical climate, warm and humid. The average temperature in Pichanaki is 74.5°F on average. Annual precipitation is 2022 mm.
Impressive waterfalls located outside of Pichanaki. Both form natural pools, and are frecuented by locals swimmers.
Lake with deep waters of subterranean origin. It has a bright emerald color, and is possible to both swim and sail through it.
Known also as Juan Valer Sandoval Plaza, it is the center of Pichanaki, and there several events are held, such as fairs and other activities. It is the venue for the National Coffee festival and the international marathon of the rainforest.
Pichanaqui has small beach heads which form in the banks of the Perené River due to the El Niño natural phenomenon, which raises the tides and creates perfect bathing spots. You can find restaurants nearby the most popular bathing spots.
Location: Av. Marginal 1203
Hours: Unknown
Price: Unknown
Location: Av. Marginal br> Hours: Unknown
Price: Unknown
Location: Av. Micaela Bastidas 605
Hours: 3:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.
Restaurant which specializes in grilled meat, and also offers a great variety of pizzas and italian dishes.
Location: Av Marginal 257
Hours: Unknown
Price: Unknown
Restaurant which specializes in chinese food, yet adds local flavour to its recipes.
The Doncella is a river fish found in rivers Pichanaki and Perené. The ceviche is made with cocona and is accompanied with fried bananas.
Soup of wheat with beans, bakon, meat and peppermint.
Pork meat fried in its own grease, typically served with red hot chilli.
Deer meat grilled and seasoned with diverse natural products of the region.
Here are some of the most popular dropping points in Pichanaki. Please note that these locations generally differ with each bus operator. The bus dropping points in Pichanaki are as follows:
| Feast of St. John | 24 of June | The feast of St. John is celebrated each year the 24th of june in most of the rainforest towns and cities of Peru. This feast is linked with pagan celebrations of the winter solstice. The goal of said rites is to kindle the flames to strengthen the sun, as days become shorter during the winter. In this beautiful celebration tourists will be able to enjoy the best of the typical food of the region, and take part in dances and parades through the city. |
