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Old 24 Apr 2004
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pucallpa to cruzeiro do sul / amazonia west

hello out there,

some maps show a direct road connection between the cities of pucallpa (peru) and cruzeiro do sul (brazil). guidebooks suggest that this road does not exist.
has anyone ever tried to cross the border there?

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Hi,

If been looking for the same info for a while. But more than plans of building a road, I have never found or heard of. I recently received en email of somebody who lived in Pucallpa. Who gave my this responce
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Pucallpa is kind of the end of the road. One main road
in and out. I don´t know of any plans to build the roads you mentioned,
but I am reasonably sure they don´t exist right now. I will check around
and see if I am wrong.
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Info on this topic elsewhere on the web:

http://www.pacificislandtravel.com/s.../ontoperu.html

search for pucallpa+boqeuiroa
on google and you find info on plans of building a road. (boqeuiroa is on the border)

I want to do this route(if possible) november of this year and than continue on to Rio Branco Porto Velho and Manaus. If there is no connection between pucallpa and brasil I will take the Cusco - Peurto maldondo - Rio Branco route.
If you find any info let me know...

Cheers Mark
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thanks for the information. sounds like this road does still not exist. i think we will have to take the same road you're suggesting: brasileia - maldonado -cuzco. should be a nice jungle expierience, too!

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In bradt's amazon handbook. The gap between pulcallpa and boqeuiroa(border)is described as a two day riverjourney from pucallpa and than a a trek to the jungle to the beginning of the road on the border. There lots off drug traffiking and smugling. So it seems possible but with a bike? it's a long way back if it's not.
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Hi,
I went to Pucallpa and caught the boat down stream. Pucallpa is a bit mad but its an ok place - didn't see or hear anything when I was there about a road out of town towards Brasil. I enjoyed the adventures on the boat , for sure.

Oh , whoops , this isn't very helpful is it !!
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anyone did it or interested in doing it ?

I thought I would bump this interesting thread.

new info on the subject:

Lunes 16 Noviembre 2009

UNIENDO AL PERU Y BRASIL EN MOTOCICLETA

Leandro Altheman López motociclista Brasilero, llego a Pucallpa partiendo de cruzeiro do sul - Rio Branco - Puerto Maldonado - Cusco - Nazca - Lima - Oroya - Huanuco - Tingo María - Pucallpa haciendo un recorrido de aproximado de 3,400 Km en Pucallpa fue recibido por Luis Bonilla Gerente de RTM y sus compañeros motociclistas de Charapas Rally, Boris Tello y Ricardo Cárdenas (Naysha)

Se recuerda que en calidad de periodista, viene realizando un reportaje y al mismo tiempo demostrando que no estamos tan distante del hermano país de Brasil , como también para conocer la Ruta para un próximo Rally de Motos entre Peruanos y Brasileros.

Para su retorno tiene planeado tomar la ruta Pucallpa - Nuevo Italia y Breu a donde partirá acompa�ado de sus amigos de Charapas Rally.

Esta noche se reunirán con los amigos de Charapas Rally para ver todo lo referente a esta Nueva Aventura.
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Lula e Alan García anunciam ligação rodoviária entre Cruzeiro do Sul e Pucallpa

15 diciembre 2009

Presidentes se reuniram em Lima, na sexta-feira, durante o seminário ‘Interoceânica: uma nova ligação entre Brasil e Peru”, para anunciar investimentos conjuntos na malha viária que liga o Acre ao litoral do Pacífico.

Amigos da Terra Amazonia Brasilera

13 de decembro 2009

O presidente do Brasil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, e o presidente do Peru, Alan García Perez, anunciaram nesta sexta-feira, em Lima, capital do Peru, a construção de rodovia asfaltada entre Cruzeiro do Sul e Pucallpa, capital do Departamento de Ucayaly, que vai ligar a região do Juruá ao porto de Chimbote, no Oceano Pacífico, um dos mais importantes do país vizinho. A rodovia terá aproximadamente 210 km, dos quais 120 km em território brasileiro. De Cruzeiro do Sul até Chimbote, que em território peruano é denominada de Interoceânica (IRSA) Central, são 1.020 km e representam a menor distância entre o Acre e o litoral peruano bem menos que a Interoceânica Norte que ligará o litoral norte peruano a Manaus e a Interoceânica Sul que ligará Rio Branco ao litoral sul peruano.
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anyone else wants to joinme?

My name is demos and I am a peruvian citizen, born in Pucallpa and temporal resident in USA. I am interested to travel from Pucallpa to Acre. I am not a motorbiker but i can serve you as a translator Spanish/portuguese. Please if you want to be part of this trip please reply my post. We can make arrangements as soon as there is a group.

demos valera
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