

A small roundabout and lively town square in Misahuallí anchored by the iconic 'Mono Peko' statue and free-roaming tame monkeys — great for intimate animal portraits, candid street scenes, and environmental portraits that capture Amazonian river-town life. Best light: golden hour and early morning for soft side light and fewer tourists. Easily accessible on foot from central Misahuallí; no entry fee but limited parking. Expect humidity and occasional rain; respect locals and animals when framing


A small roundabout and lively town square in Misahuallí anchored by the iconic 'Mono Peko' statue and free-roaming tame monkeys — great for intimate animal portraits, candid street scenes, and environmental portraits that capture Amazonian river-town life. Best light: golden hour and early morning for soft side light and fewer tourists. Easily accessible on foot from central Misahuallí; no entry fee but limited parking. Expect humidity and occasional rain; respect locals and animals when framing