Visit Trinidad, capital of Beni. And enjoy the hotels and lodgings service, besides the varied gastronomy of the place.

The department of Beni has 8 provinces and 48 cantons.

Beni has the richest cultural heritage through its aborigine's traditions of a great expression, on different dates around a set of religious rituals that keep the population and the ethnical organizations. A millenary heritage that the Jesuits left us with its own characteristics of the Bolivian north inborn tropical symbols of our geography, so singular for its abundant rivers that bathe its pampas (flat lands), as well as for its extensive archeological settlings represented deep and wide of our Beni. As by a colossal structure of the pre-hispanic hydraulic culture, unique to the earth planet and in which the Great Millenary Moxos worked.

Extensive virgin lands, especially for doing adventure tourism and kayaking practices in the region of Cachuela Esperanza, where in the 1870's it was the center of exploitation of rubber.

The Mojeña culture is one of the robust pillars of Benianity. Before the colony it had already printed out its everlasting footprints in the places where it inhabited. The main afluents of Momore river basin have the name of millenary Gran Moxos: Chapare or "origin of waters", Chimore River of almondrides, Ichoa or "Chontals river" , Isiboro or "Tajibals river" , Secure or "Mother river", Chipiriri or "Sailing canal". The name of mosetenes mountain range means: "Moxos as far as here".

The toponimy science in the first place and the present archeological finding after, testify the finding of other ceramics and important traces with mojeña identity.

Tourist attractiveness

The most important temples are:
· Loreto Church
· San Ignacio de Moxos Temple
· San Javier
· San Francisco de Borja
· Reyes Temple
· Exaltación de la Santa Cruz Temple
· Santa Ana
· Baures
· San Joaquín
· San Ramón
· Nuestra Señora Maria Magdalena Temple
· San Pedro

Ecotourism attractiveness

Other options that Beni offers:
· Natural bathing spots
· Sports fishing
· Swimming
· Water-Ski
· Rowboat and motor-boat sailings

Ethnics groups.-

Primitive ethnic groups that inhabit the benianas plains, like: Sirionós, Moxeños, Yuracarés, Sireneires, Chamas, Tacanas, Chimanes, Movimas, Sinabos, Moré, Sansimonianos, Pausernas, Baures, Paunacas, Canichanas, Jobas, Chácobos, Acanas, Cayubabas and Itonomas, exist still today.