visit yagua indigenous community

Experience an authentic community within a traditional setting, nestled along the banks of the Amazon River.

A guided tour departing from the Leticia tourist boardwalk at 7:00 am commences, traversing approximately 43 kilometers over the course of one hour and thirty minutes, encompassing indigenous communities along the Amazon River.

Upon reaching the indigenous settlement of La Libertad, participants embark upon various engaging activities. Initially, they engage in a visit to the Chagras, the central crops of the Yagua community, during which they delve into the significance of agriculture within these communities.

Following the Chagras visit, participants undertake an ecological exploration through the dense jungle. This excursion offers an opportunity to observe and appreciate the natural environment, while also seeking out various wildlife species like frogs, tarantulas, and monkeys.

Post-lunch, participants rest before embarking on an activity known as Artisan Canoeing on the Amazon River. This leisurely experience concludes by mid-afternoon, with activities concluding around 5:30 PM, followed by a post-dinner discussion with a knowledgeable elder who shares insights into the local cultural heritage.

The subsequent morning begins with an early-morning art workshop activity. Participants depart La Libertad at 11 AM, returning to Leticia at noon.

This itinerary seamlessly blends educational, recreational, and cultural experiences, ensuring an enriching journey through the diverse landscapes and traditions of the Amazon region.