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Driving To Kuelap


Driving to Kuelap takes us three hours from Tingo on the main road. The way up is in a pretty bad state and in a couple of places we had to stop, get out and seriously consider turning round. In the time we were there, though, we saw all manner of vehicles bringing tourists, locals and their supplies – plus there is a new visitor’s center that is almost finished which is all part of trying to bring more tourists there. Well, next on the list is improving the road, I guess.

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