Iquitos
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Iquitos
Iquitos is a port city in Peru that serves as a gateway to jungle lodges and tribal villages in the northern Amazon. The district of Belén is known for its huge open-air market and its stilt houses located next to the Itaya River. The Plaza de Armas, in the historic center, is surrounded by European-style buildings constructed during the rubber boom of the 20th century.
Belén Market
Belén Market is a bustling market area located in the northeastern part of Iquitos. It is known for its vibrant atmosphere, diverse array of products, and as a crucial social hub for the local community. The market features everything from fresh Amazonian fish, exotic fruits, and traditional herbal medicines to artisanal crafts and household products. Visitors can experience the cultural essence of Iquitos, taste local delicacies, and purchase souvenirs.
Iron House
The Iron House (Casa de Fierro) is a historic building in Iquitos, attributed to the famous French architect Gustave Eiffel. Constructed in the late 19th century, it is a testament to the rubber boom era and European influence in the Amazon. The building, made entirely of prefabricated iron plates, is now a landmark and houses various businesses. It attracts tourists for its unique architectural value and historical significance.
Port of Iquitos
The Port of Iquitos is a major transport hub and gateway to the Amazon River. It is one of the largest river ports in Peru and plays a vital role in the regional economy. The port is a starting point for river cruises, cargo transport, and passenger ferries heading deeper into the Amazon basin. It is a key point of interest for those looking to explore the waterways of the Amazon jungle and experience river life.