Cutervo, Cajamarca Region, Peru   More about Cutervo   Traveller Ratings Pictures and Photos   Location Picker   Peru Amazonas Amazonas Region Bongara Chachapoyas Kuelap Luya Ancash Ancash Region Carhuaz Casma Huaraz Huaraz Region Huari Huaylas Recuay Yungay Apurimac Abancay Andahuaylas Apurimac Region Aymaraes Arequipa Arequipa City Arequipa Region Castilla Caylloma Colca Valley Islay Union Ayacucho Ayacucho Ayacucho Region Cangallo Huamanga Huancasantos Huanta Lucanas Parinacochas Vilcas Huamán Cajamarca Cajamarca Cajamarca Region Cutervo San Pablo Cusco Calca Canchis Cusco Cusco Region La Convención Machu Picchu Ollantaytambo Paucartambo Pomacanchi Quispicanchis Urubamba Huancavelica Acobamba Angares Huancavelica Huancavelica Region Huaytará Ica Chincha Ica City Ica Region Nazca Paracas Pisco Junin Huancayo Junin Region La Libertad Ascope La Libertad Region Pacasmayo Trujillo Lambayeque Chiclayo Ferreñafe Lambayeque Lambayeque Region Lima Barranca Callao Cañete Huaral Lima City Lima Region Loreto Iquitos Loreto Loreto Region Maynas Requena Machu Picchu Machu Picchu Madre De Dios Madre De Dios Region Manu Puerto Maldonado Tambopata Piura Huancabamba Morropón Piura Piura Region Talara Puno Chucuito Desaguadero Lampa Puno Puno Region San Antonio De Putina Sacred Valley Ollantaytambo Urubamba San Martin Lamas Mariscal Caceres Moyobamba Rioja San Martin San Martin Region Tacna Tacna Tacna Region Tumbes Contralmirante Villar Tumbes Tumbes Region Bolivia La Paz Bolivia Desaguadero La Paz La Paz Region Home to the Cutervo National Park   Detailed Map Cutervo The Cutervo Province is one of the thirteen that make up the Cajamarca Region of Peru.   Main Tourist Attractions:   Cutervo National Park Located 260 km north of the city of Cajamarca and about 14 hours and 30-minute car drive.   Cutervo National Park is the oldest National Park in Peru. It was established September 8, 1961 by the Peruvian Government as the first protected natural area created.   Its main attraction is the Cueva del Guácharo, a one-hour walk from the locality of San Andrés. In the cave is a colony of guacharo, nocturnal birds that feed exclusively on fruit and nuts. There is also a stream which flows under this cave, containing a species of catfish. Visitors can also see several varieties of flora as well as animals such as jaguars (panthera onca), tigrillos (leopardus pardalis), spectacled bear, otters, etc.

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