The municipality of Mulukukú was founded in 2005, it is a bridge between the North Caribbean zone and the Pacific of Nicaragua.
Among the attractions of the municipality is the hydrographic network where the Tuma, Kurinwas, Grande de Matagalpa, Iyas, Lisawé, Yaoska, Wilike, Kuikuinita and Umbla rivers stand out.
Tuma River: it is characteristic of the municipality because it crosses the entire city and divides it in two, in its waters it is possible to take a bath, go on boat rides, sport fishing, as well as meet and share with the inhabitants of the communities; located in the urban area.
Visit the Iyas river where you can be in contact with nature, as well as observe the flora and fauna, it is ideal to take a bath, at Easter time it is very crowded, you will find the river in the urban area after traveling for 15 minutes.
Cerro Tumacalín
Another beautiful place in the municipality is the Tumacalin hill, go hiking, share experiences with the surrounding community, learn about the ecosystems of the place, the flora and fauna of the site, you can also enjoy the panoramic views of the municipality and its surroundings. He is in the Tumacalin community.
El Mulukukú jump It is a place full of natural charm, in this place you can admire an impressive waterfall, bathe in its pools, go hiking in the surroundings and appreciate the place observing flora and fauna. It is surrounded by rocks and is located in the rural area of the municipality.
La Tourist Dam of the municipality It is in the farm of the man, Noel Montoya, here you can explore the place enjoying the natural environment that the site offers you, as well as agricultural activities characteristic of the field: milking and horseback riding, in the dam you can take a bath, practice artisanal fishing , boating and more. It is 10 minutes from the town.
In the agroforestry system the most widely represented crops are coffee and cocoa. In the agricultural system, the most representative crops are corn, beans, cassava, quequisque and sugar cane.
Livestock activity is the main productive activity that predominates in the municipality, both in territorial extension and in the generation of jobs and economic values.
The animals of the municipality are: howler monkey, white-faced monkey, spider monkey, guatusa, guardatinaja, Central American squirrel, white-tailed deer, sloth, common armed, Matagalpine squirrel, opossum, rabbit, pizote, guinea pig, culumuco, peacock bass and güis.
Gallery
Tourist Offer Map