Residence to the San Juan Festival, "Moyobambinos" celebrate a region's patron saint each June. Locals celebrate by using traditional dances & dishes, virtually all notably Juane, the dish that is intended to resemble a head of John the Baptist in a platter prior to Herod. These are manufactured by stuffing the ball of sticky green rice by having chicken & wrapping it around Bijao leaves for cookery. So, celebrants dance a "Pandilla" as much as wooden poles poke into a ground prior to chopping a children down by using an ax & collecting a treasures from either the top.

Moyobamba is one of a major options trading centers for a Aguaruna Native Communities, which inhabit a circumferent vale called the Upper Mayo Flow of any stream Valley. A major cash crops grown in the region come rice, coffee & corn. A historic "Punto de Tahuishco" was another time a vibrant port along a Mayo Flow of any stream, however has since be one of the go waning shadow of the flow of any stream trade route.

Fallowing the slow death of its aerodrome, this regional capital began to fall behind a sooner-getting Tarapoto, a neighboring city farther higher-flow of any stream. Farmers & regional government workers typically clash within the geopolitical battle all over local control & access to outside markets.

A city was established by Juan Pérez de Guevara around 1540.

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