Arajuno

Arajuno is a town located in the Pastaza Province of Ecuador, within the Amazon rainforest region. It serves as the capital of the Arajuno Canton. The town is situated on the Arajuno River, a tributary of the Napo River.

The area surrounding Arajuno is characterized by its rich biodiversity and indigenous communities. The primary economic activities in the region include agriculture, tourism, and small-scale commerce. Ecotourism is becoming increasingly important, with several lodges and tour operators offering excursions into the rainforest. These excursions often focus on wildlife observation, jungle trekking, and cultural experiences with local indigenous groups, particularly the Kichwa.

Access to Arajuno is primarily by road from Puyo, the capital of Pastaza Province. River transport also plays a role in local transportation and commerce, although it is more limited than road access. The town offers basic services such as schools, healthcare facilities, and markets.