WHAT TO EXPECT:

• Exploration and Crossing Sporadically Explored and Unexplored Jungle Areas of the Ampiyacu-Apayacu Regional Conservation Area and the Yaguas National Park, Putumayo River, Yaguas River, and Amazon River.

• Meet and Coexist with Ayahuasca Master Shamans (optional upon request).

• Meet and coexist with a traditional ethnic group in voluntary isolation for customs and traditions sharing.

• Reach, meet, and cross several local isolated indigenous villages around.

• Search, collection, and preparation of long-lasting native foods supplies before entering the jungle.

• Search, collection, and preparation of native medicinal supplies before entering the jungle such as; “Mambe” from coca leaves and cecropia leaves used to elevate body temperature, energy and for hunger, “Ampiri or Ambil'' a residue from the combustion of tobacco used as a poison on the tip of arrows for hunting purposes, also applied topically to kill insect larvae, which is why it is used to treat myiasis and even used to treat snake bites, "Kampu/Kambo/Sapo", best known as “the vaccine of the forest” used for many medicinal purposes, against yellow fever, malaria, snake bites, intestinal cleanse, detoxification of kidneys, liver, and pancreas, etc.

• Search, collection, preparation and training with ancestral weapons and tools before entering the jungle such as fishing poles, hooks, strings, blowpipes, darts, bows, arrows, slingshots, etc.

• Uncomfortable nights in the middle of the Amazon.

• Hikes through the unexplored Ampiyacu-Apayacu and Yaguas jungle territories.

• Physical and mental stress.

• Challenges and unexpected encounters.

• Survival in complete isolation.

• Hikes with inclement weather and on different difficult jungle terrain.

• Crossing of rivers, streams and swamps.

• Continue hiking when navigation by water is not possible.

• Build floating devices when hiking is not possible.

• Hike for several hours and days to achieve destinations

• Build different types of animal traps to catch food.

• Make your own primitive strings and hooks to fish..

• Hunt what's necessary for your own survival.

• Learn to Find drinkable water from natural sources (vines, underground, etc.)

• Find the best wood to build fire.

• Find the best tree barks to make strong natural rope for multiple purposes.

• Build primitive shelters at ground and tree level.

• Identify animal footprints and tracks.

• Cook what you catch during fishing and hunting.

• Use all the natural resources the best you can to your own advantage.

• Identify and use medicinal plants.

• Wildlife explorations in search of remote "Clay Licks" best known as "Collpas" by locals. The word “Collpa” derives from the "Quechua" Inca dialect, which means "Salty Land" all located only on high and non flooded jungle land, where all different species of animals gather to feed from its underground minerals, mainly large birds and mammals such as (tapirs, capybaras, deer, felines, parrots, etc.).

• Search of remote and unexplored lakes.

• Nomadic overnight stays in different parts of the jungle during the entire expedition.

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