Privileged access to the living Amazon rainforest of Tambopata. A genuine coexistence in one of the most biodiverse places on Earth.
Enter the ancestral territory of the Ese Eja native community and experience the Peruvian Amazon rainforest through culture, wildlife, silence, and human connection.
Rare access. Real connection. Lasting transformation. Living culture, extraordinary biodiversity, and experiences that remain long after the journey ends.
Experiences
4 days 3 nights
Experiences in the Forest of Infierno
For four days, you will navigate the Tambopata River accompanied by people who grew up listening to the language of the forest. You will walk among giant trees, explore hidden trails, and discover how the jungle transforms completely after nightfall. Here, the Amazon is not observed from a distance — it is experienced from within. Every journey reveals something different: the sound of monkeys at dawn, the stillness of the river, ancestral knowledge of medicinal plants, and the constant feeling of entering a territory that still remains authentic.
US450
3 days 2 nights
Floating Forest & Lake Tres Chimbadas Experience
A journey into the deepest layers of the Amazon, guided by the ancestral knowledge of an Ese Eja guide. Navigate the Tambopata River in search of caimans and elusive wildlife, explore the floating forest where anacondas silently move through the wetlands, and venture into the nocturnal jungle beneath the sounds of darkness. Walk through primary rainforest trails known only to our native guides, learn survival techniques passed down through generations, and witness the hidden life of mammals gathering at mineral-rich clay licks. More than an expedition, this is an immersive encounter with the rhythms, silence, and untamed spirit of the Peruvian Amazon.
US580
6 days 5 nights
Ese Eja Spiritual Retreat
Amid the silence of the Amazon, far from everyday noise, a journey inward begins. For six days, you will participate in traditional ceremonies guided by an Ese Eja shaman, learning about medicinal plants, ancestral practices, and forms of spiritual connection deeply linked to nature. More than a retreat, this is a space for wellbeing — to listen to the body, calm the mind, and restore a more conscious relationship with oneself and the surrounding world.
US1000
3 days 2 nights
Ese Eja Cultural Experience
Share everyday life with the Ese Eja Community of Infierno and discover knowledge that cannot be found in books or conventional tourism circuits. Learn ancestral hunting techniques, participate in local culinary experiences, and walk through the forest alongside people who have lived in balance with this territory for generations. Through the oral transmission of stories and memory, a culture still deeply connected to its land gradually reveals itself. An intimate, human, and profoundly authentic experience.
US440
4 days 3 nights
Nature in Infierno
The Amazon here is not scenery. It is alive in every sound, every reflection on the water, and every footprint in the mud. Explore macaw clay licks at dawn, silently navigate flooded forests, and enter ecosystems where human presence remains minimal. Designed for travelers who seek to observe nature with patience, respect, and genuine curiosity. This experience seeks to teach the importance of observation.
US480
2 days 1 nights
Wild Ese Eja Experience
An intense expedition for those who wish to feel the Amazon in its purest state. During this experience, you will share survival knowledge developed over generations within one of the most complex ecosystems on Earth. Navigation, orientation, nocturnal exploration, and life in the forest become part of an experience that confronts visitors with something increasingly rare in the contemporary world: nature without artifice.
US390
Cultural and natural experiences designed for travelers seeking something deeper than a simple tourist journey.
About us
Tambopata Infierno was born as a community-based experiential tourism initiative developed together with the Ese Eja Community of Infierno, in the heart of the Tambopata National Reserve.
We represent a way of protecting something increasingly rare today: an authentic relationship between people, nature, and time.
In an era shaped by speed, disconnection, and the constant consumption of superficial experiences, this project proposes something different:
- To offer authentic experiences that allow travelers to discover the Amazon through a more human, conscious, and respectful relationship.
- Every experience seeks to create genuine connection between visitors, nature, and community, while also promoting environmental conservation, cultural preservation, and sustainable local development.
- But it also seeks to provoke something more intimate: That visitors return home seeing the world differently.
ESE EJA INFIERNO
Native Community
The Ese Eja call themselves “the true people.”
For generations, they have inhabited the Amazon territory while developing a deeply integrated relationship with the forest, the river, and the natural cycles surrounding them.
Today, while much of the world moves toward increasingly accelerated and isolated ways of living, their culture preserves knowledge and sensitivities that invite reflection on other possible ways of existing.
Sharing part of this knowledge with conscious travelers also becomes a way of preserving culture, identity, and territory.
Main attractions
Biodiversity & wildlife observation
From macaws and monkeys to medicinal trees and invisible sounds in the night, the Amazon here reveals a biodiversity that transforms the way nature is perceived.
Genuine human connection
Beyond the landscape, this experience allows travelers to coexist with real people, listen to life stories, and understand a relationship with the forest profoundly different from the Western worldview.
Ancestral knowledge, survival & spirituality
Knowledge passed down orally through generations survives here as a living part of Ese Eja culture.
Personal transformation
Many visitors arrive seeking adventure. They leave carrying silence, reflection, and a renewed sensitivity toward nature and time.
Responsible & sustainable tourism
Every visitor directly contributes to strengthening the community’s cultural continuity and conserving one of the planet’s most important ecosystems.
Main activities:
Macaw clay licks at sunrise, nocturnal jungle walks, navigation along the Tambopata River, wildlife observation, participatory traditional gastronomy, ancestral Ese Eja techniques, spiritual ceremonies, floating forest exploration, and direct coexistence within the community.
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