The Itaya River, a tributary of the Amazon, flows through the northern Loreto Region of Peru, forming the eastern border of Iquitos and running alongside the floating town of Belén. This vital waterway serves as the primary access route in and out of the city, with many of Iquitos’ main attractions situated along its banks. Visitors can observe the bustling river life, from traditional boats to modern vessels, and explore the vibrant riverside neighborhoods that offer a glimpse into the daily rhythms of this unique Amazonian city.
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