Amazon Wildlife Native 4 days

Amazon Wildlife Native 4 days –

Immerse yourself in their way of life Amazon Wildlife Native , discovering the intricate tapestry of their daily routines and natural practices that have been upheld for generations within the Amazon. This family has held steadfast to their ancestral traditions, preserving a culture that echoes the wisdom and legacy passed down by their predecessors.

As you delve into their realm, you’ll witness the authenticity of their existence, gaining insights into their intimate connection with the Amazon’s diverse wildlife. Be prepared to witness the harmonious interplay between humans and nature, as they continue to honor the teachings of their ancestors, who entrusted them with the stewardship of this vibrant ecosystem.

• Length:  4 Days/3 Nights
• Location: Southern Peru, Madre de Dios Department, Puerto Maldonado
• Type of service: Private or Group
• Start Point : Pick-up from the Hotel/Aiport or Bus Terminal in Puerto Maldonado
• Ending Point: Drop off the Hotel/Airport or Bus Terminal in Puerto Maldonado
• Departure: Every Day
• Activities:   Adventures in the Sandoval Lake Reserve, Amazon Photography, Sunrises and Sunsets,  Night Walks,  Macaws, Parakeets , Rowing Canoe Ride,
  
• Altitude: 182 – m.a.s.l.
• Best time to visit:March – November
• Accomodation : 3 night in Our Lodge rivate Room with Mosquito Nets, Private Showers and Bathrooms .
• Meals:  3 Breakfast /3 Lunch /3 Dinner
• Tour Guides Professional bilingual local guide (well-equipped with guiding gear)
• Minimum of participants: 2
• Maximum of participants: 10
• Price per person: USD

Amazon Wildlife Native Tour

Amazon Wildlife Native Tour :   This tour offers an unparalleled opportunity to connect with the essence of the Amazon, as you engage with a native family and immerse yourself in their stories, traditions, and the thriving wildlife that surrounds them. Through this encounter, you’ll not only enrich your own understanding of their culture but also contribute to the preservation of their way of life, ensuring that the legacy of their ancestors lives on.

Day 1: Native Circuit and Cultural Exchange – Amazon Wildlife Native

Morning:Arrival in Puerto Maldonado and transfer to Tambopata River pier.
Board river transport and journey downstream along the Madre de Dios River.
Enjoy a scenic 3-hour and 30-minute journey, observing Amazonian vegetation and wildlife.

Afternoon:Arrive at the native community and set up tents in the two-story cabin.
Safety briefing by native guide before jungle exploration.
Venture into the vibrant jungle to identify medicinal and esoteric plants and encounter unfamiliar fruits.
Cultural exchange with community members and storytelling about historical events.
Dinner and overnight stay in the native community.

Day 2: Native Fishing and Nocturnal Bonfire – Amazon Wildlife Native

Morning:Visit Real Palm River for native fishing demonstration and active participation.
Catch various fish species using bow and arrow fishing techniques.

Afternoon:Engage in immersive experience with community members, sharing customs and traditions.
Prepare and savor regional delicacies like paichipango or patarashca.
Nocturnal bonfire accompanied by storytelling of Amazonian legends.
Dinner and overnight stay in the native community.

Day 3: Lake Valencia Tour and Community Activities

Morning:Depart for Lake Valencia at dawn, observing migratory birds and non-native species along the Madre de Dios River.Explore Lake Valencia and observe diverse bird species, primates, and abundant fish.

Afternoon:Return to the native community and relive moments with residents.
Nocturnal walk to encounter nocturnal butterflies, tarantulas, and fireflies.
Dinner and overnight stay in the native community.

Day 4: Farewell and Return Journey

Morning:Bid farewell to the native community members.
Begin the journey upstream along the Madre de Dios River back to Puerto Maldonado.

Afternoon: Enjoy a scenic return journey filled with reflections on the Amazon adventure.
Arrival in Puerto Maldonado and end of the tour tambopata.

Amazon Wildlife Native 4 days

First day: Native Circuit and Cultural Exchange with the Curaca.

We’ll head to the Tambopata river pier to board a river transport that will take us downstream along the Madre de Dios river. An impressive 3-hour and 30-minute journey awaits us, where we’ll witness a vast expanse of Amazonian vegetation adorned with multicolored plumage birds along the riverbanks. As we continue, we’ll observe palm leaf

houses of natural inhabitants, including artisanal fishermen, which serve as the primary economic source for the Amazonian city.

Before reaching the native community, we’ll notice its location atop a clay plateau with a red ocher color, standing at approximately eighty meters in height. This vantage point offers a striking view, safe from the threats of floods and winter inundations. Along the way, we’ll savor a delectable Amazonian delicacy paired with a refreshing beverage.

Upon arriving at the native community, we’ll receive a warm welcome from friendly locals who will be astonished by our visit. The community’s isolation from the city prompts us to immediately set up our tents in our two-story cabin, equipped with mesh to ward off potential mosquito bites and basic hygienic facilities.

Following the necessary preparations, the native guide will deliver a safety briefing before we venture into the vibrant jungle, where surprises abound.

Our jungle adventure will lead us deep into its heart, allowing us to identify medicinal and esoteric plants such as antipyretic cane, antibiotic blood grade, antidepressant paca water, and a mix of antipyretic and antipyretic substances. We’ll also encounter exotic fruits like aguaje, unguravi, pijuayo, casharana, chimbillo, huabilla, and more.

We’ll have the privilege of admiring the chestnut tree, a crucial nutritional source from the jungle, as well as the shiringa tree, whose resin yields rubber and fuel. As we proceed on our journey, we’ll encounter various species that

will astonish us amidst the dense jungle, with avian and insect life abundant. The first night will feature a cultural exchange with a pivotal figure, well-equipped to narrate the historical events that shape the community’s reality.

Second day: Native Fishing, Nocturnal Bonfire, and Jungle Tales.

We set out towards the Real Palm River for a day of native fishing that demands skill and expertise. Our native guide will demonstrate the art of bow and arrow fishing, and visitors can actively participate in this activity with the

necessary precautions. We may catch species like palometa, maiden, paco, mota, lisa, chambira, turuchuqui, and more. In the afternoon, we engage in an immersive experience with community members, sharing their customs and

traditions. Observing their behaviors closely, we gain insight into their way of life. As night falls, a nocturnal bonfire lights up, accompanied by the preparation and savoring of the succulent paichipango or patarashca. These regional

delicacies come paired with captivating stories and legends like chuyanchaqui, allay mama, and juanequillo—treasures of our Amazonian homeland.

Third day: Lake Valencia Tour and Community Activities.

At the crack of dawn, we depart for the treasure that is “Lake Valencia,” a repository of priceless Amazonian species. A 20-minute downstream journey along the Madre de Dios River leads us to the mouth of a meandering stream.

Here, we encounter migratory and exotic birds, primates, and more. Upon reaching Lake Valencia, we’re treated to a tranquil, reflective mirror gifted by our immortal Amazonia. Sunrays dance on its transparent waters, revealing the captivating species within. Precious prehistoric shanshos birds, vibrant macaws, serene herons, busy woodpeckers, and striking toucans share this habitat. Among them are primates like wasitas, machin, maquisapa, koto, and pelejo.

This lake is a haven for artisanal fishermen, as it teems with abundant fish such as paiche, sungaro, golden, maiden, maparate, chambira, turuchuqui, sapamama, and yahuarachi. After exploring the lake’s entirety, we disembark and embark on an enriching journey back, observing the diverse flora and fauna, and immersing ourselves in the lush surroundings. Upon returning to the native community in the afternoon, we relive unforgettable moments with its residents. As night descends, we embark on a nocturnal walk, encountering nocturnal butterflies, tarantulas, fireflies, and trees adorned with phosphorescent leaves—creating a truly enchanting atmosphere.

Fourth day: Farewell and Return Journey

On the final day, we bid farewell to the individuals we’ve had the privilege to encounter during our remarkable Amazon adventure. With gratitude and fond memories, we express our goodbyes to each character who has enriched our journey.

As we board our boat, we begin the journey upstream along the Madre de Dios River. Our destination is marked by the river’s waters, guiding us back to Puerto Maldonado. The return journey, filled with the echoes of our experiences and the beauty of the Amazon, will last approximately five hours.

We extend our heartfelt appreciation for your visit, and we hope that the memories and insights gained during these enriching days will remain with you for a lifetime.

Native amazonia expedition ese-eja (included)

• Included : to the reservation, and native community.
•  Professional bilingual guide.
•  Transportation: urban land terminal and airport.
•  Outboard fluvial transport.
•  Food: 3 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 3 dinners.
•   Mineral water.
•  Rubber boots for the walk.
•  Tents for the overnight stay, within the reserve.

Native amazonia expedition ese-eja(not included)

• Breakfast on the first day.
• The dinner on the last day.
•  Sleeping bag.

Accesories importand by native amazonia tour ese-eja

• Original passport.
• Light backpack for the walk. Binoculars for bird watching.
•  Camera and charger, which have a compartment for protection.
•  Flashlight with rechargeable battery.
•  Comfortable shoes for walking and sandals.
•  Long pants, long sleeve polo shirts, preferably green.
•  Hat or hat for sun protection.
•  UV 400 sunglasses for sun protection and sun block.
•  Repellent to avoid mosquito bites DIT 35% minimum.
•  Extra money in soles, for purchases of drinks and crafts within the native community.

Amazon Wildlife Native Rainforest.

Departure from the city of Cusco to Pto Maldonado by land transportation at 9:00 p.m. We will be arriving at Puerto

Maldonado averaging 7:00 am, where the transfer will be waiting for us, to move to the main office, where they will be offered a snack, courtesy of our company.

In our office you can leave heavy luggage, then rest freely and clean up before continuing with our fascinating trip;

since we have an adequate infrastructure for your comfort; we have: toilets, showers, living room, wi-fi, and ample space for pleasant rest !!! including rooms for overnight in the city, optional. In our office with the bilingual professional guide we will finalize details about the tour to be carried out towards the native community of Palma Real

Amazon Wildlife Native 4 days

This tour is very special where you will visit the native family, that for many years they have been forgotten, during the tour you will have a beautiful experience sharing all their culture amazon wildlife native , such as their natural life that they carry out, within this Amazon, they keep that culture alive for many years ago, that their ancestors left you.