Wild Ese Eja Experience
2 days / 1 nights
US450
Itinerary
Day 1
If you come to the Amazon by bus or arrive on the first flight, you have the opportunity to make this very wild experience here in the forest of the native community that eja of hell. We are waiting for you at the airport or ground terminal. A short breakfast in the city of Puerto Maldonado and then we moved to the native community that eja of hell where our stay will be. The Eja family welcomes us with a welcome to the heart of the Hell community. We get ready and start adventure.
INFIERNO WALK
We prepare for a walk of approximately 4 hours through the primary Amazonian forest. We will go through trails only known by natives so we will have high chances of sightings. Among the species that we can find here we have the squirrel monkey, capuchin monkey, pichico monkey, stump monkey. With luck in the ravine we can see some dwarf alligator or anaconda.
We will pass through swampy ravines, we will fish with our handmade cane and we will carry out a survival demonstration. He improvised a campfire collecting dry branches, thus experimenting and learning to survive as the ancestors did that Eja in this tropical forest. The Hell Walk is an experience where we will learn to walk in the forest, using our ability, our senses, with care and responsibility. It is a challenge for travelers looking for an authentic experience in the middle of the jungle.
The Hell Walk is an experience where we will learn to walk in the forest, using our ability, our senses, with care and responsibility. It is a challenge for travelers looking for an authentic experience in the middle of the jungle.
As evening falls, before it becomes dark we return from this hectic incursion of a lot of physical effort. Dinner awaits us.
DINNER
The great night walk
In the darkness of the night we explore the other side of the Amazon by taking a walk with the help of our flashlights. We will enter for approximately 1:15 hours in search of animals and nocturnal insects: arachnids, frogs, snakes and mammals. It’s time to open our senses well, we hear the sound of birds like owls and night monkeys. We will be surprised to look at the camouflages of caterpillars and moths. luminous mushrooms, armadillos and tarantulas.
Day 2
BREAKFAST
macaw colpa
COLLPAS: The word collpa is Quechua, which means “salty land” There are two different types of colpas: the one found along the rivers and ravines, better known as: “Callpa de macaws” we also have: the “mammiferos” la colpas la that is inside the forest. The macaw cups are a wall of clay on the banks of rivers or streams, along the tambopata you can find up to almost 100 bumps between macaw slats and mammalian slabs.
Every day these birds fly in the direction of their collpas that they usually visit to feed since the clay they consume is rich in mineral salts (sodion).
Parrots and macaws feed on green or ripe fruits. So these foods do not contain enough mineral salts, it is the reason they consume of clay to complement their daily diet.
If you are a lover of parrots and macaws, join us and share this experience and help the preservation of colpas and macaws.
The activity consists of getting up very early in the boat for 30 minutes. We will arrive and from the boat we wait for the parrots and macaws to congregate first in the trees, they hope to get together in a regularly large group because of how sensitive they are to their predators. Once safe they begin to land little by little, one of them will be the first to eat clay and then the others continue to go down to the wall, where then it becomes a show that can only be seen in Tambopata.
Stunning photographs when they land, when they fly and when they make the famous flash, which is the most fascinating thing. After visiting the collpa we return.
LUNCH
Search for anacondas
The anaconda: A constrictor serpent, known as the heaviest in the world, which lives in South America and Central America. The snake is semi-aquatic, not poisonous and hunts by suffocating its prey.
Its habitat are: swamps, rivers, streams and flooded meadows are most seen in the Peruvian Amazon in floating forests (swamps). It feeds on large prey such as: deer, huangana tapirs, sajinos, rodents, birds and alligators.
Your weight:It weighs around 250 kilograms (551 pounds).
Size:According to the study (science), they reach 9.1 meters (30 feet) long, local experience had a sighting of up to 15 meters (49 feet) long.
Curiosity: They are semi-aquatic diurnal or nocturnal, the more they remain in the water, they go out to hunt in their natural habitat ras of the water they wrap their prey and suffocate it, their digestion is slow that is why!… When they eat a mammal, it is exposed to Sunlight, this, helps the decomposition of food at the same time, regulates your body temperature.
To carry out this activity, we will walk 45 minutes, we will arrive at a floating forest covered with grass and palm trees and we will board a canoe. Firstly, we will begin to see and listen to the parrots and macaws that this forest has, a very exciting adventure with our community guide who is very experienced in this activity, very gently we will row in silence and try to find an anaconda on the grass, they are very shy to the Presence of humans The idea is to stealthily observe to be able to photograph and then see the details of the body, a head that is impressive, this experience tells of a lot of silence and patience. We will take our box lunch. We will have lunch in the forest This will make our activity more authentic and wild, we will return in the afternoon to our lodge,Coexisting this experience with us you are helping the preservation and conservation of the anacondas and its natural habitat. return and timeWe will say goodbye to the jungle and head back to the city of Puerto Maldonado. Our transport will take us to the airport or terminal in Puerto Maldonado. It’s time to say until the next one to the family that eja. Have a nice trip!
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