Guided Tour
Connection with nature
Indigenous communities
Meeting point: Lodging
Pick up time: 8:00 am
End time: 4:00 pm
The experience begins with the pick up of the passengers at the meeting point, once everyone is in the means of transportation will be the initial journey of 1 hour and 30 minutes by car to reach the settlement Kutunsama of the Arhuaca indigenous community.
Afterwards, we will be received by a host of the local community, who according to your interaction and your interest in learning about the culture will tell you stories about the community or on the contrary if you just want to explore, he will accompany you on a one and a half hour tour of the settlement where we will be able to observe the House of Ceremonies, the epicenter of spirituality and community meetings. In addition, you can contemplate the majesty of the Sacred Tree and enjoy a relaxing walk along the beach, where you will connect with nature and the purity of the water while exploring the river circuit of the Madre Vieja.
After the tour, we will have our typical lunch with the community where we will taste a delicious Sancocho de Gallina, a traditional dish that combines protein, rice and grains, captivating the palate with its authentic flavors. After lunch we will delve into the fascinating ancestral art of weaving for half an hour, participating in a workshop where you will learn the traditional techniques and have the opportunity to create your own unique piece, taking with you a treasure of this ancestral culture.
*The interaction with the community and the activities proposed in the itinerary may be modified according to the tasks and labors of the community.
Finally, we will say goodbye to the community and depart in the vehicle back to the lodge, taking with you the memories and cultural richness of the Arhuaca community of Katanzama.
Don't miss the opportunity to live this unforgettable experience in the "Ancestral Encounter in Katanzama"! Book now and get ready for a trip full of emotions that will connect you with the deepest part of this fascinating indigenous culture.
