Catarata de Ahuashiyacu
About This Museum
So, the history here is pretty wild—this whole area was sacred ground for the local Chanca people long before it became a protected natural spot. The main event is, of course, the massive Ahuashiyacu Waterfall itself, a thundering curtain of white water that plunges into a misty pool below. You can follow these lush, winding paths through the jungle, spotting vibrant orchids and listening to the chorus of tropical birds. It feels incredibly alive and ancient all at once.
Collection Highlights
The star exhibit is definitely the waterfall, but don't miss the chance to wade in the cool, clear pool at its base. The surrounding rainforest is like a living museum of native plants and wildlife.
Visitor Information
Wear shoes you don't mind getting wet for the trails! There are guided tours available that explain the local ecosystem, and if you want to stay over, there's a cozy lodge just down the road.
Architecture & Building
It's not so much a building as it is nature itself—the 'structure' is all towering trees, rugged stone paths carved alongside the river, and the raw power of the waterfall.
Contact & Location
Address: Peru, Tarapoto, Morales, San Martín, 22200, Perú
Phone: +51 994 349 815
Website: Visit Website
