Immerse yourself in the primary jungle and visit a Huitoto maloca, where you will learn about the fascinating process of mambe. You will spend the night and embark on daytime and nighttime walks in the jungle, seeking the rich diversity of fauna and flora that inhabits it. This is a great opportunity to explore the jungle in one day.

Day 1: The tour starts at 9:00 am from Hostal Casa de las Palmas, located at Carrera 11 Calle 13-110 in Leticia, Amazonas, Colombia. From there, you will be transported by land to the Tacana River, situated eleven kilometers from Leticia. Then you will begin a guided hike of approximately two hours (4 km) through the jungle, eventually reaching a Huitoto maloca (traditional indigenous house).

Once at the maloca, you can rest while the guides prepare lunch following traditional customs. After the meal, you will have the opportunity to learn about the mambe process and understand the significance of the coca plant for the Huitoto ethnic group, deeply rooted in their ancestral tradition. As night falls, accompanied by the guides, you will embark on a fascinating jungle walk, exploring and observing the mysterious nocturnal life of the jungle for approximately one or two hours. Later, you will return to the maloca to spend the night, enjoying a well-deserved rest in a hammock.

Day 2: In the morning of the second day, after enjoying breakfast, you will embark on an exciting hike through the lush jungle leading to the border between Colombia and Brazil. This journey will enhance your chances of spotting a variety of local wildlife, with an estimated duration of two to three hours. Upon completing this excursion, you will return to the maloca for a comforting lunch and prepare for the return hike along the jungle until reaching the road. There, a comfortable van will be waiting to take you back to Leticia.

Note: Please be aware that the sequence of activities might be subject to change based on weather conditions or decisions made by the guides to ensure the best possible experience and safety