Three days to venture into the Amazon jungle, sleep in nature, and share a night in the hut of an indigenous family. An experience that combines adventure and cultural encounter, accompanied by native guides who know the territory and its traditions.
Hikes through the jungle invite the discovery of details that often go unnoticed and the understanding of how nature is part of the daily life of communities. The stay in the maloca allows you to learn about local crafts, participate in the preparation of mambe, and get closer to the cultural and spiritual meaning of this tradition.
Ideal for travelers looking to explore the Amazon on foot, learn from its inhabitants, and have a close and respectful encounter with the jungle and culture.
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Guided jungle walk with interpretation of the Amazon ecosystem, recognition of flora and fauna, and local knowledge. Camp setup in a safe area, preparation of lunch outdoors, and time for a second exploration hike. In the evening, dinner at the camp and night walk for wildlife observation.
Breakfast and visit to an allied indigenous community. Participation in a workshop on traditional crafts and an approach to ancestral knowledge and practices, including a cultural experience related to mambe, rapé, and ambil. Lunch in the community, recreational bathing in the river, and guided ethnobotanical walk to learn about plants and traditional knowledge. Dinner in the lodge and night wildlife observation activity.
Breakfast in the maloca, packing and departure to begin the return to the tour's end point.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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