PUTUMAYO
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DIVE INTO A LIFESTYLE
Need a place to get away? There is no better corner in the world to hide from the dull everyday than the magical Putumayo. Relax on the refreshing rainforest mountains, visit numerous waterfalls and reside in the beautiful Resguardo Villa Nueva and experience a tranquility unlike anywhere on earth – and forget all of your worries.
THE KAMENTSÁ: Keepers of the Sibundoy Valley
The Kamentsá Peoples, also known as Camsá or Kamentšá, are an Indigenous group native to the Sibundoy Valley in the Putumayo region of southern Colombia. Renowned for their vibrant textiles, music, and spiritual ceremonies, the Kamentsá maintain a strong connection to their ancestral territory and worldview. Their culture is deeply rooted in traditional ecological knowledge, spiritual plant medicine (including the use of yagé or ayahuasca), and rituals honoring the land and cosmos.
NATURE UNTOUCHED
Mocoa, Putumayo, acts as a gateway to the Amazon, offering incredibly lush, pristine nature, including the Fin del Mundo (End of the World) waterfall, the Hornoyaco waterfall, and the steep, jungle-covered mountains surrounding it. This region features vibrant biodiversity, with dense rainforests, diverse bird species, and unexplored trails that feel largely untouched.
Colombia, home to more than 400 different tropical fruits, has Putumayo to thank for many of the most exotic fruits! Try delicious fruits straight from mother nature.
Our foods are of the highest vibration, innovative and creative, and of course nutritious and healthy. We are committed to locally sourced, natural food. straight off the trees. Water is sourced directly from a natural spring. Be in touch with the essence of the earth.
FESTIVAL IN MOCOA
Mocoa is home to many indigenous led festivals, parades, and celebrations.
Carnaval Folclórico de Mocoa held Late December through mid-January s is Mocoa's most important festival. It features a brilliant parade of massive, handcrafted allegorical floats, traditional dance troupes. Festival del Carnaval del Agua is also celebrated around this time where the streets turn into a massive, playful water fight as locals and visitors throw water at each other to cool off and celebrate.
Other important dates include: Bëtsknaté (The Great Day) a heart healing day at the start of lent with parades of Kamëntsá people in hand-carved wooden masks. Holy Week (before Easter) which blends faith and tradition. July 20th Colombia's independence day. The anniversary of Mocoa around September 29.
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Mocoa is an amazing place to have adventures. Be it attending an indigenous ceremony, hiking a waterfall, exploring the rainforest, you will find plenty of action.
Contact us so we can help you organize a memorable retreat at one of the most magical places on the planet the Amazon Rainforest!
