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The best area to stay in La Chonta is generally within the main village itself, or in one of the lodges just outside its perimeter.The village of La Chonta is small and relatively spread out, primarily along the main road that connects it to Zamora. It's characterised by its rural setting, surrounded by lush cloud forests and the Nangaritza River. You'll find a few local eateries and small shops, offering a glimpse into local life.For couples seeking a tranquil retreat and access to nature, staying in one of the eco-lodges slightly outside the village is ideal. These lodges often provide direct access to hiking trails, birdwatching opportunities, and river activities like tubing or kayaking. They typically offer comfortable accommodation with stunning views of the surrounding forest, allowing for a truly peaceful experience away from any hustle and bustle.Solo travellers looking for a base to explore the region's natural beauty might prefer a guesthouse within the village. This provides easier access to local transport options for day trips to nearby waterfalls or other natural attractions, and the chance to interact with local residents.

The best time to visit La Chonta is during the dry season, which typically runs from June to September.During these months, you'll experience less rainfall, making outdoor activities like hiking and exploring the natural beauty of the region much more enjoyable and accessible. The trails are generally drier, and the rivers are less swollen, which is ideal for river-based excursions. This period also offers clearer skies, enhancing visibility for photography and wildlife spotting.For those interested in exploring the region's rich biodiversity and enjoying outdoor adventures, the dry season is perfect. It's an excellent time for guided nature walks to discover the unique flora and fauna of the Amazon basin, or for visiting local indigenous communities without the hindrance of heavy downpours.