Tarapoto sits on the edge of the vast jungles of eastern Peru. It's the closest place you can fly to after your forays into the rainforests of the Amazon near Iquitos, in order to reconnect with Peru's road network.

There's a wonderfully laid-back vibe here, plenty of street art, local markets, as well as restaurants serving delicious regional specialities, and bars serving drinks made from soaking jungle roots in cane liquor.

If you come here, stay at El Mirador. There's a terrace with amazing jungle views and the breakfast they serve is probably one of the best I've eaten in Peru.

Read more about Tarapoto here:
http://galloparoundtheglobe.com/tarapoto-surprising-little-town/

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"Bachíg is a great option in Moyobamba and Jordán is a fantastic host who makes the place feel like a home away from home. It's hard to beat for the price, quality of the room and the welcome provided. I'd recommend staying in a room with a private bathroom."

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Tucan Suites Apart Hotel – Hotel Asociado Casa Andina

5/5 Excellent

"La atención del personal excepcional, muy buena comida y bebidas regional en el hotel. Los cuartos cómodos, buen desayuno buffet"

A verified traveler from Lima stayed at Tucan Suites Apart Hotel – Hotel Asociado Casa Andina

Posted 2 weeks ago

3/5 Okay

"While the property is nice it has seen better days. The gardens were nice. The pool is lovely and the rooms are clean. The amenities were old like the warped pool tables. There wasn’t much interior seating in the social areas to sit at on rainy days except for the restaurant. The few staff that worked there were friendly and they work hard. Dinning is very limited - it’s the same menu at the outdoor bar as the dining room. Consider that this property is outside the main district so you do have to call for moto taxi or car if you’re bored and want to get some entertainment. "

A verified traveler stayed at Puerto Palmeras Tarapoto Resort

Posted 1 month ago