Audio Guide of Tena Central Park

As the city’s main public space, the park is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It is located right in the center of Tena, making it very easy to reach on foot from anywhere in the urban area or by taking a local taxi.

No, access to the Central Park is completely free for all visitors. It is an ideal public space to relax without spending money while enjoying the local atmosphere.

A typical visit lasts between 30 and 45 minutes, which is enough time to walk through its gardens, see the monuments, and visit the Cathedral. If you want to relax and observe the city’s daily life, you can stay longer.

It is the city’s civic and social center, dominated by Tena Cathedral and monuments honoring Indigenous heroes such as Jumandy. It is the place where faith, Amazonian history, and the modern life of its residents come together.

It is recommended to visit at sunset, when the heat eases and the park comes alive with local families. During Tena’s foundation celebrations in November, the atmosphere is especially festive and vibrant.

Yes, the park has paved paths and is mostly flat, making wheelchair access easier. However, caution is recommended on some of the surrounding city sidewalks.

You are just a few steps from the Tena Scenic Riverwalk and the pedestrian bridge leading to the impressive La Isla Amazonian Park. Everything is connected for a complete walking tour.

Wear light, breathable clothing because of the humidity, and take the opportunity to step inside the Cathedral located directly opposite. Don’t forget to try a guayusa drink at nearby spots for an energy boost.