The San Carlos Church is a Catholic temple. It is in the district of San Carlos, Bongara Province, Amazonas Region. It is the district's main Catholic building near the Plaza de Armas.
About this church:
A close look at its exteriors shows that the temple's front and side walls are rather plain. The temple includes a front door and two side entrances, both made of bare wood. The base of the temple is quite simple, in line with the overall design; the San Carlos Church has a single-nave base with a dirt floor.
The temple's main facade is modest in style, with unadorned wooden side and front doors. The only detail is a ventilation duct, which provides natural lighting for the choir. The interior has a single nave with a dirt floor. The most notable feature is a wooden altarpiece showing several saints. They include San Carlos and Santo Domingo, with the "Padre Eterno" figure sticking out.
Location:
The temple is located in the Amazonas region, in the province of Bongara, in the district of San Carlos, at an altitude of about 1302 meters above sea level, near the town's main square. To reach the temple, simply head to the town center.
The temple is just a 25-minute drive from Pedro Ruiz. To reach the San Carlos Church, head to the town center.
