taita indigena putumayo
Raíces ancestrales en Mocoa. 4 días, 3 noches
cañon de mandiyaco
conexion natural

Mocoa ancestral culture. 3 nights 4 days

Mocoa

From $2.737.000 COP

Duration4 days

CityMocoa

Explora el tour: Mocoa ancestral culture. 3 nights 4 days

Putumayo is a sacred territory , where 16 indigenous peoples are protected , among which the Ingas stand out, a tribe descended from the Incas of Peru , which in some reservations preserve their language and ancestral traditions , their medicine, yagé , and all their ancestral culture that they will be happy to respectfully share with you. We invite you to live an experience of spiritual and physical healing that will make you a new person.

Itinerario

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Day 1: Encounter with Ancient Knowledge

  • Welcome to Putumayo — airport pickup and transfer to our first activity.
  • We'll visit the home of an indigenous mamita sabedora — a traditional knowledge keeper — who will share her wisdom on natural medicine, indigenous cosmovision, and the harmonious relationship with the Earth through an intimate conversation. This will be a moment of reflection, where we discover how indigenous traditions teach us to live in balance and harmony with ourselves and with nature.
  • Ancestral wellness therapies: a blood cleanse using medicinal plants to purify and detoxify the body; a relaxing massage using indigenous techniques; a sweet plant bath — an ancestral energy cleansing ritual using aromatic herbs and flowers with soothing and revitalizing properties, designed to attract positive energies, harmonize body and spirit, and promote emotional wellbeing; and ancestral acupuncture to activate the nervous system and clear energetic blockages.
  • Dinner with the local host family.
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Day 2: Wellness Therapies

  • Breakfast at the accommodation.
  • We head out into nature to visit a sacred site where energies converge: the Mandiyaco Canyon — a space for offering gratitude to the Pachamama, seeking forgiveness, and connecting with the ancestral energy of this land.
  • With the breathtaking view of the Mandiyaco Canyon as our backdrop, we'll practice the ancestral art of weaving — a tradition passed down through generations. The indigenous mamita will teach us the techniques used to create and weave a mandala, a vessel for our thoughts and feelings.
  • Before returning to the guesthouse, we'll stop at the craft store of the Sirindango indigenous women's association, where you can purchase handwoven pieces made from natural fibers by the association's mamitas.
  • Return to accommodation and dinner with the local host family.
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Day 3: Ritual of Rebirth & Transformation

  • Breakfast at the accommodation.
  • Transfer to Villagarzón, where we'll visit a nature reserve and be welcomed by an indigenous family for a deeply moving ceremony — one that invokes the power of sacred time to close cycles, release what must be let go, and open the heart to what is yet to come. We'll walk through the reserve to a natural water spring and make an offering to the Pachamama.
  • In the evening, after dinner, we'll gather around the tulpa — the sacred fire — to share conversation and close this magical healing journey through Putumayo.
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Day 4: Journey Home

  • Breakfast at the accommodation.
  • Transfer to the airport according to your flight schedule.

  • Transfer in/out from Pasto Airport
  • Transportation to each activity
  • Accommodation: 3 nights in Mocoa
  • Full board: 3 breakfasts, 3 lunches, and 3 dinners
  • Conversation session with an indigenous mamita
  • Inga ancestral massage and medicinal plant bath
  • Ancestral acupuncture
  • Weaving workshop and reflection at the Mandiyaco Canyon
  • Cycle-closing ceremony and offering to the Pachamama
  • Visit to the crafts center
  • Tour guide for all activities (bilingual option available at an additional cost)
  • 24/7 medical assistance card
  • Professional on-site support
  • Contributions to destination sustainability

♻️ Your Contribution to Sustainability

  • Your trip supports the protection of Amazonian ecosystems by backing private nature reserves managed by local entrepreneurs committed to conservation.
  • By engaging with local communities and their crafts, you help preserve and revive ancestral traditions.
  • You are contributing to the cultural regeneration of peoples who strive to keep their ancestral knowledge alive.
  • Every handicraft you purchase is an act of support for the rescue of a unique identity.
  • You support small producers who, through sustainable practices, generate products that strengthen the local economy.
  • You help build a sustainable economy for the region and promote practices that respect nature.
  • Joining this journey fosters a tourism model that educates and raises awareness about the importance of living ecosystems.
  • You contribute to a tourism model that integrates environmental preservation and local development.
  • Your trip becomes a concrete act of forest restoration and a commitment to future generations.
  • Your trip contributes to Amazon reforestation: for every journey booked, we plant a native tree, leaving a positive mark on the future of our planet.

  • Airfare or transportation to the meeting point
  • Transportation outside the proposed routes
  • Meals not specified in the itinerary
  • Services not described in the itinerary
  • Personal expenses

    • Closed-toe shoes with good grip, suitable for getting wet or muddy, plus an extra pair of shoes
    • Water shoes, ideal for activities in and around water
    • Lightweight daypack — practical and functional for daily use
    • Insect repellent and eco-friendly sunscreen
    • Cap, hat, and sunglasses
    • Long-sleeve shirts and pants (preferably lightweight and quick-dry) for hikes
    • Comfortable clothing for evenings, perfect for unwinding after a day of adventures
    • Swimwear for water activities (we recommend one per day of your stay)
    • Quick-dry towel
    • Waterproof phone case
    • Camera to capture the moments
    • Cash for local purchases