Indigenous Culture

Fly high over the zipline of the rain forest and feel what adrenaline means for nature lovers. After the tour you going to have the opportunity to enjoy the 3 thermal mineral pools and volcanic mud baths.

Meet Embera indigenous tribe, sail on beautiful Chagres River and hike to a goergeous waterfal, get to know customs, way of living and beautiful handcrafted artisany of this indigenous group. Includes roundtrip car and boat transport, a tour in Chagres River

We will take you to a village where most of the tourist don't go. Far away from the noise, where you will interact with the local people. You have the opportunity to learn about the traditional way of making chocolate, the use of some medicinal plants and a learn a little bit about the local language. Also our experienced guide will help you understand the Bribri culture, on this experience you are going to learn about the Bribri culture.At the end of the tour we can stop at the waterfall where you have the option to swim or enjoy the scene.

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This is a unique and only tour to discover Okinawan culture, history, customs, and local stories on Iriomote Island. You will have access to distinctive knowledge of the indigenous culture that is not available elsewhere. It's a perfect rest between forest hikes and snorkeling. A great introduction to Iriomote! We will have a lovely easy walk through one of the oldest villages, Sonai. We will visit a shrine, a traditional house, and historical places. During the walk, I will introduce you to the fascinating little-known history and religion of this beautiful island. I will share some local stories, folk tales, and my own experiences. I've participated in many rituals and events. After the walk, we will rest by the beach under a shadow and refresh over a cup of locally made tea and sugar snacks. You will have an opportunity to ask questions and see photographs, videos and listen to folk songs. You will see Iriomote from a different angle than just nature and we will have a great time!

Spend 3 hours with the fun and informative Mandingalbay Yidinji Rangers on their traditional lands at East Trinity Reserve, a unique Indigenous Protected area just 15 minutes by boat from the Cairns Marina. This business is 100% Indigenous owned and operated and is an Eco-Certified Australian tourism product. You will experience a traditional welcome to country, learn about this proclaimed Indigenous Protected Area where for the last 10 years the Traditional Owners have worked in collaboration with scientists and National Park rangers to conserve and protect a unique mangrove, wetland – which is now once again full of life. Move away from our modern life and walk with first nations people as you connect and experience Mandingalbay Yidinji Peoples Country and Culture.

Immerse yourself in the city that combines Alaska’s mesmerizing beauty, convenient urban comforts, and captivating arts and culture while learning about the traditional homelands of the Dena’ina Athabascan people on this 3 hour tour. See where Anchorage began along the banks of Ship Creek and how those humble beginnings grew into the largest city in Alaska. At the Alaska Native Heritage Center, you will have time to explore and learn about Alaska’s Indigenous People. Tour the exhibits inside the center and be sure to take a walk around the lake and to see the different types of housing that Native Alaskans used. See cultural demonstrations of storytelling, singing, dancing, and Native Games. After exploring the Native Heritage Center, you will take the short trip back downtown.

Knowing the true land of Coraza and the traditional way of life of the indigenous people is possible, in this tour through unique, magical and exclusive places you will know and live closely the tradition and culture of the indigenous peoples, their culture and traditions.

Hop on a boat and sail to the Embera Indians community in the Chagres River. Visit the community located in the Chagres National Park, take a rainforest tour to a waterfall, admire their homes, dances and customs. Share a traditional indigenous style lunch and do not miss the chance to buy their handicrafts. You should wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes (recommended trekking shoes), swimsuit, towel, a change of clothes and sunscreen.

If you are not into intense hikes, but still want to get the most out of Palomino, we highly recommend this experience. In this tour we will pick you up by motorbike from your hotel or inn. You will go around the area of the Sierra Nevada of Santa Marta where an indigenous community settles. Here you will be able to meet the community, learn about their handicrafts, customs and beliefs. Besides you will be able to swim and relax in the rivers near the area. A day to disconnect and reconnect with different ways of living. – A trip by motorbike – A short lesson on how indigenous near the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta live. – The experience of learning about customs and beliefs of indigenous people – The chance to have unique handicraft made by Tunkeka people

I grew up with the traditions and legends of indigenous and mestizo peoples of Chiapas, where I come from. I learned them from my grandparents, parents and later, during my university career, I delved into diferent historical and social aspects. I also lived a historical moment in my town, witnessing the armed revolution of the EZLN (Zapatistas). My passion for traditions and legends continues to be more and more alive and I enjoy sharing it with visitors from Chiapas. I have shared it for 10 years, receiving very positive comments. THIS TOUR CAN BE MODIFIED AND ADOPTED TO YOUR INTERESTS.

Indigenous influence in the Saint John area is largely overlooked. Prior to the establishment of Canada’s oldest incorporated city, a flourishing culture already existed, the Wolastoqiyik. Discover the local history of the Wolastoqey and Mi’kmaq peoples from a unique Indigenous point of view while meandering along the harbor and the Beautiful River – Wolastoq. Walk along a historical portage route and over archeological sites and become acquainted with the timeless wisdom of our ancestors. Learn how stewardship of the earth should look in a modern world while respecting and celebrating the traditions of the past through the eyes of traditional and modern artisans and artists and the stories that bind our cultures together.

We will visit a traditional market where we can learn about the native products of Peru, all this coming from the Andes and the Amazon of this beautiful country. We will have a fruit tasting so you can experience unfamiliar fruits with a unique flavor. After that, we will meet with our friends from different positions in the market, to learn about our daily life in Lima. After the traditional market, we will go to the fishing village of Chorrillos to visit the fresh fish market to learn about our seafood and the best fish to prepare the "Ceviche", which is our national dish. We will recognize the different types of fish that we have and we will learn from our fishing friends! We will also enjoy a delicious ceviche at a local restaurant. Cool It includes: – Pick up and return to the hotel (Miraflores, San Isidro or Barranco) – Lunch – Fruit tasting

Discover the city from its indigenous and ancestral perspective. Share the fusion of Ecuador's Andean culture. Learn about the Kichwa language and culture. Discover Inca vestiges hidden in the city's architecture. Get to know the cultural syncretism of the ancient city of Quito, with its indigenous, colonial and republican roots. Includes – Guide – Tastings Does not include – Personal expenses – Tips

Meet with your guide at 9:00 at the lobby then we start our trip to Ende Traditional Village. A native Sasak village that still maintained its genuine culture. You can see the shape native of Sasak house thatched roof with local traditions featuring the unique traditional lodge with its buffalo dung floors. Then continue our journey towards Kuta Beach about 15 minutes from Ende. Kuta beach is beautiful beach with white sand which is similar like grain of pepper. Lunch will be served at local restaurant. After lunch continue to visit Merese Hill and Tanjung Aan and isolated beach with excellent view with exotic rock and hills. Our trip will end by visit to Mawun Beach. Leave Mawun in the afternoon and back to your hotel.

Witness grizzly bears in their natural habitat on this breathtaking wildlife, cultural and marine tour. Join an Indigenous guide and visit the traditional territory of the Homalco First Nations in Bute Inlet. Bear viewing, whale watching and cultural exploration make for a one-of-a-kind adventure. This is the only bear tour from Campbell River that is 100% indigenous owned and provides you with an immersive indigenous experience from start to finish. By choosing Homalco Tours you help contribute to the cultural and economic recovery of the Homalco First Nation people and youth. Thank you for choosing us and in the language of our people "ʔiymot" (it is good).

MAI – Museum of Indigenous Art is a private museum, the result of the research work of the collector Julianna Rocha Podolan Martins, who since the 90s has traveled through the most diverse indigenous peoples and regions of the Brazilian territory. Providing the visitor with a unique experience, from a collection that besides having great proportions also presents great diversity.

, Direct and authentic contact with the community: It is not a staged show, but a real experience with the Emberá, where you are welcome as a guest, not as a tourist. Expert and bilingual local guides: Complete accompaniment with guides who explain the history, worldview and customs of the Emberá with deep respect and knowledge. Support for sustainable tourism: A portion of the tour value directly benefits the community, contributing to its economy, education and cultural preservation. Traditional canoe tour: You sail along the Chagres River in handmade boats, as they have for generations. Personalized experience: Small groups to ensure close attention and authentic connection with hosts. Typical food included: You taste a traditional lunch prepared by the community, fresh and with local ingredients.

The Maleku Indigenous Reserve is located in the Northern Region of Costa Rica. The reserve is home to three different villages, known as Palenques Margarita, Tonjibe y El Sol, all within the 2993 hectares (7395 acres) territory. The population is 1000 indigenous, and 80% speak the native dialect called Maleku Jaica. The purpose of this tour is to allow you to learn about the way of life of these indigenous groups in the present day and what they have done to keep their customs and traditions alive.

In this beautiful experience you will explore the Nayarit jungle and discover the treasures it hides. You will walk among the tall palm trees and the different types of vegetation. You will observe birds, mammals, and reptiles, and learn from them. You will also have beautiful views where you can take your pictures. You will discover in the middle of the jungle one of the most important “Sacred Places” for the indigenous community Wixaritari (Huichol) and will be part of a Blessing Ceremony done by the Spiritual Guide of the community. You will also know a quiet and beautiful hidden beach where you will have time to rest and explore a little. Without a doubt this is a magical experience that you cannot miss. It is designed for the whole family and the general public to show the nature of the region, the traditions and customs of the indigenous community and their relationship with the people of Sayulita. *70% of your purchase will go to support indigenous communities in the area