Shamanism
The Yachak is a feature of ancient indigenous Amazonian people and nationalities. We invite you to experience and discover the healing wisdom of the ancestral link between the human world and the gods of nature through ceremony and the use of magical plants.
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Hidden under a pile of rocks, dirt and trees, the stone named "yachak rumi" was discovered on March 30, 2007. It was prophesied according to the legends know by Leo and Mary Grefa Rivadeneyra, two elders of the community. These legends say many of the animals have disappeared while leaving their footprints and silhouettes petrified in the rock. Shamans from all over the Amazon come to honor this stone. Come experience the vibrations this sacred rock for you self...
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Located in Misahualli just minutes from the port and 50 minutes from Tena. There is a community dedicated to Tourism, hidden in the jungle on the banks of the majestic Napo: You can discover magic, and traditions and customs of the ancient culture of the Kichwa of Ecuador's Amazon.
Women do most of the community activities.Here, you can enjoy dance, music and handicrafts. Visitors are encouraged to come and live with the indigenous community of Napo.
Their typical cottages offer visitors a place to relax and discover the sounds of the jungle. You have the opportunity to sleep with the stars and wake up to the sound of birds and cicadas.
One of it's treasures is a magic stone, considered sacred to the inhabitants, the legend for told years ago by inhabitants, that animals who come to this stone would disappear as if by magic. This stone has an entry, but only great "wizards" can enter it.
This enchanted paradise is hidden and here for you to discover. Experience and share the wonder of amazonian Ecuador.
Located in Misahualli just minutes from the port and 50 minutes from Tena. There is a community dedicated to Tourism, hidden in the jungle on the banks of the majestic Napo: You can discover magic, and traditions and customs of the ancient culture of the Kichwa of Ecuador's Amazon.
Women do most of the community activities.Here, you can enjoy dance, music and handicrafts. Visitors are encouraged to come and live with the indigenous community of Napo.
Their typical cottages offer visitors a place to relax and discover the sounds of the jungle. You have the opportunity to sleep with the stars and wake up to the sound of birds and cicadas.
One of it's treasures is a magic stone, considered sacred to the inhabitants, the legend for told years ago by inhabitants, that animals who come to this stone would disappear as if by magic. This stone has an entry, but only great "wizards" can enter it.
This enchanted paradise is hidden and here for you to discover. Experience and share the wonder of amazonian Ecuador.
