Street theater; from the Laughter I could tell they gave a comedy. Night life was quite vivid, a few steps further two female Indians were were dancing, which reminded me more of step dancing. Speaking of dancing, some young folks performed Capoeira, which I saw for the first time live. The dancers group together in a circle sing and clap the rhythm. Two of them step alternating into the middle and perform quick and complex moves, using kicks and quick leg sweep...

Some church

Maintenance at night.

Room with a view in juggle town. First they gave me a room with a view to a brick wall hoistway, which was shamefully draped. Iquitos is surrounded by three rivers: the Nanay, the Itaya and the Amazon. It can be reached only by plane or boat. Ocean vessels of 3,000 tons can reach Iquitos from the Atlantic, roughly 3600 km away. The city itself has roads, its traffic is dominated by mototaxi.

I took the moto taxi, which was fun, but my luggage didn't like so much: all messed up