Amazon Forest, Brazil
Visit the indigenous tribes of the Amazon. Among all the forests in the world, the largest and most important forest stands out – the lungs of the world, the natural balance. Get to know the traditional populations, their natural habits, their connection with nature, and their principles.
Join us on this immersion into the local nature, entirely guided and instructed by traditional indigenous people from the Acre regions. An unforgettable and transformative experience.
Open yourself to the new – in truth, the old that will always remain new. Here, seekers will find answers to their questions, and solutions to their problems, and will receive guidance and energy directed at their deepest selves. Solid and genuine wisdom will emerge: the extra-dimensional phenomena, communication channels, personal music, and complete knowledge. All of this will be brought to light by the teachings of the ancestral knowledge of the leaders responsible for the tours, rites, and extraordinary experiences.
Take this step towards your own journey of existence.
Visit the Huni Kuin people
The Huni Kuin people of Caucho are an ancestral ethnicity preserving its culture, art, and a new musical language. They communicate with the essence of what we see as the forest, and they see it as the life of everything, the ‘yuxin’ or great spirit. The population has been building access to the culture of the so-called “white man” without losing their references and certainties. Through Chief Nasso, the great leader of the upstream villages, a man who with his humanitarian potential managed to introduce himself to what we know as politics, he was the first Huni Kuin to become a councillor of the municipality.
Visit the Kaxinawá Village
Journey into the Amazon Rainforest to experience life in the Ushunawa Village. Situated by the Gregório River in Acre, Brazil, the village is home to the Yawanawa family who have a strong bond with the forest, its medicines, and its traditions. Established in October 2021, Ushunawa Village consists of 11 families, approximately 50 members, and is rooted in its mission to uphold and share its indigenous knowledge. Visitors will have the opportunity to witness firsthand the culture, practices, and environment of the Yawanawa people, providing an authentic insight into the Amazonian way of life.
Visit Ushunawa Village
Journey into the Amazon Rainforest to experience life in the Ushunawa Village. Situated by the Gregório River in Acre, Brazil, the village is home to the Yawanawa family who have a strong bond with the forest, its medicines, and its traditions. Established in October 2021, Ushunawa Village consists of 11 families, approximately 50 members, and is rooted in its mission to uphold and share its indigenous knowledge. Visitors will have the opportunity to witness firsthand the culture, practices, and environment of the Yawanawa people, providing an authentic insight into the Amazonian way of life.