Tingo Maria. The highway allowed the commercialization of regional products to the rest of the country, thus improving the economic outlook of the region and its capital, Pucallpa. However, the heavy rainfalls of the Amazon rainforest remain a problem as they erode the highway and can even undermine it by causing flash floods. Pucallpa is served by air through the Captain Rolden International Airport and by river through its port Pucallpillo near the center of the city. During the high water season, the floating ports of La Hoyada and Puerto Italia are used for riverine communications. Pucallpa is connected by road to Lima via Huánuco and Cerro de Pasco. The San Lorenzo Megaport Project proposes to connect Lima with the Atlantic via a rail connection to Pucallpa and the Amazon. Geography Climate Pucallpa has a tropical monsoon climate (Köppen: Am). Public Services Supply Chain The city is home to 9 municipal markets. 5 of these are located in the district of Callería, and 1 is located in the district of Yarinacocha. The 9 municipal markets are as follows: Municipal markets Municipal Market 1: Market located on the banks of the Ucayali River. Municipal Market 2: Market located in the center of the city, two blocks south of the municipality. Municipal Market 3: Market located between the Guillermo Sisley and Victor Montalvo streets. Municipal Market 4: (or Micaela Bastidas) Market belonging to the district of Manantay, located at kilometer 2 of the centennial avenue. In 2009, this site also housed a municipal fair with 800 commercial stores. Yarinacocha Municipal Market: Market of the Yarinense district, located a few blocks east of the district's main square. Manantay Municipal Market: Market of the Maintaino district, located in the Maya de Brito street, a few blocks west of the district's main square. Wholesale market: Market has been under construction since 2010. Retail market: Market has been under construction since 2010. Informal mass markets Bellavista Market: Non-municipal market of the Callerino district, located on the Bellavista avenue. La Hoyada Market: Non-municipal riverside market, located on Sáenz Peña Avenue. To prevent the informal trade that is rampant in the city, transfers between respective markets were established, increasing the economy of this type of sale. In 2014, Peruvian Supermarkets, owner of the commercial land, formally opened a hypermarket on kilometer 4 of Centenario Avenue that expands toward Amazonas Avenue. The franchises in the market, including Real Plaza,