TYPICAL TROPICAL PLATO

JUANE

The Juane or Juan is one of the main dishes from the Peruvian
jungle and is widely consumed during the feast of San Juan which
is celebrated on 24 June each year.

INGREDIENTS:

A kilo of rice, banana leaves cooked chicken, raw eggs, boiled

eggs, olives, onion, garlic, pepper, cumin, spices, stew, dried
oregano.
 HISTORICAL REVIEW
TOURIST PLACES
The District of José Crespo y Castillo with its capital Aucayacu was
WATERFALL MARONILLA
created by Law No. 14,777 of December 26, 1963, with President
Fernando Belaúnde Terry, thanks to the efforts of the early settlers
It is a natural wonder jurisdictions accessible by two villages: Alto
headed by Mr. Hans Victor Langemak, with the full support of the then
senator, Dr. Carlos Showing Ferrari. Marona and Maronilla. It is located about 35 km from Aucayacu in
the headwaters Aspuzana
La denomination of José Crespo and Castillo is da in honors the caudillo
Huanuco that lucho against the Spanish by oppression e injustices to
Indians beyond by the years of 1812. The word comes from the Quechua
word Aucayacu meaning Auca = Indian Yacu = Water, then the inverted
word Aucayacu in Castilian means "Water of the Indians," according to
Mr. In Education Prof. De Manuel Rosales Garcia story published in his
book "Aucayacu in History ". However in the broadcast version by Prof.
Amador Rios translates Tuanama; Warriors Water.

The colonization of the territory that is now the district begins

approximately between 1910 to 1940, during the boom of the rubber LAGUNA OF MIRACLES
industry in Peru and some countries in South America's Amazon. One of It is located 30 km from the city of Aucayacu, in the village of
the first settlers to arrive in the area was Mr. Edmundo Ruiz Tuanama miracles, through vehicular transport to 30 minutes, and about 7
settled in what is now the city of Aucayacu (old pool captive), minutes walk from the hill, the lake is located on a plateau, with an
subsequently bequeathed citizens of German origin Langemak Victor area of 1 ½ has
Ing Hans Michelsen and Alexander Van Weynger den. In subsequent
years an increasing flow starts settlers to Tingo Maria and Aucayacu,
resulting in a pressure and concentration of population important to be
necessary to take steps to his elevation to the rank of District.