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  • 1. Casa del Artesano Amazónico

    Crafts

    Handicrafts from several of the province's indigenous cultures can be found in the souvenir stands at the Casa del Artesano Amazónico. ...

    Handicrafts from several of the province's indigenous cultures can be found in the souvenir stands at the Casa del Artesano Amazónico.

    Malecón Maldonado 167, Iquitos, Loreto, Peru

  • 2. Centro Artesanal Turístico Anaconda

    Souvenirs

    This collection of handicraft stalls on a wooden platform perched over a seasonal swamp is worth wandering through even if you don't want to...

    This collection of handicraft stalls on a wooden platform perched over a seasonal swamp is worth wandering through even if you don't want to buy anything. It's down the stairs from the Malecón Maldonado, at the end of Jirón Napo.

    Malecón Maldonado s/n, down stairway, Iquitos, Loreto, Peru

  • 3. Boa Arts

    Closed Permanently

    T-shirts emblazoned with images of the region's wildlife and native peoples, painted by local artists, as well as varied handicrafts are on sale around the...

    T-shirts emblazoned with images of the region's wildlife and native peoples, painted by local artists, as well as varied handicrafts are on sale around the corner from the Malecón Maldonado at Boa Arts.

    Putumayo 124, Iquitos, Loreto, Peru
    65-234–600

  • 4. Jirón Nauta

    Neighborhoods
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    The first block of this street, at the north end of the Malecón Maldonado, is lined with several dozen wooden stalls where vendors (mostly indigenous...

    The first block of this street, at the north end of the Malecón Maldonado, is lined with several dozen wooden stalls where vendors (mostly indigenous women) sell their handicrafts.

    100 block of Jr. Nauta, Iquitos, Loreto, Peru

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