Infrastructure Education There is one school in San Roque, Educational Institute N• 0303, which provides primary education. The school's youth environmental brigade offers guided tours of la PANI. Healthcare The local clinic (La Posta Sanitaria) offers basic first aid. People with serious healthcare concerns are recommended to go to Tarapoto. Transportation San Roque is accessible from Tarapoto via a well-travelled but unpaved road. Public transportation is available through colectivos (share taxis), which cost about 6 Peruvian soles each way. The colectivos depart Tarapoto from the district of Morales roughly every two hours from 6 a.m. until 5 p.m. Returning to Tarapoto, colectivos leave the upper plaza beginning at 4:30 a.m. and continue to depart every two hours until 4:30 p.m. The road forms a loop, with Tarapoto and San Roque at opposite points. The western half of the loop passes through Auacaloma, while the eastern half runs through San Pedro, with access to San Antonio. Both routes are used by the colectivas. An armed community watch guards the entrance of the road and will usually request a donation upon entry; it is not mandatory, but 1 Peruvian sol is a recommended contribution. References Populated places in the San Martín Region