The Shanenawá people live in the central-northern region of Acre, near the Envira River, in the municipality of Feijó. The name "Shanenawá" means "People of the Blue Bird." They reside in 14 villages, with the Shanenawá Village being founded in 2009, where 53 people currently live. Known as the "people of joy," they celebrate their traditions with parties, dances, typical foods, and sacred drinks, hosting an annual celebration for the village's anniversary. Since 2022, the village has also welcomed tourists to share their reality, challenging stereotypes and providing a cultural immersion experience.

EXPERIENCES:
-Dinner with music around the campfire and conversation circle
-Bathing in the pond and igarapé (creek)
-Indigenous body painting workshop
-Indigenous ceremony night
-Herb bath
-Shanenawá dances and songs
-Jungle hike with teachings about local flora
-Traditional clay bath ritual
-Palm weaving workshop
-Stories from the Shanenawá elders
-Planting fruit trees and harvesting vegetables in the indigenous farm
-Traditional Shanenawá games
-Presentation and information on traditional medicines
-Craft exhibition
-Ceremonies with traditional medicines

INCLUDED:
Meeting Point:
Rio Branco (AC)

Transportation:
Internal transportation from the hotel in Rio Branco to the village and back to the same hotel.

Accommodations:
2 nights* in a hotel in Rio Branco (shared rooms)
5 nights at the Shanenawá Village (bring your hammock or tent).
*Individual, double, triple, or quadruple rooms. Contact our expert team for more details.

Meals:
All breakfasts from day 2
All lunches and dinners at the Shanenawá Village, with native ingredients and options for vegetarians and vegans.

NOT INCLUDED:
Accommodation in Rio Branco
Transportation from Feijó to Rio Branco

Note: Bring a hammock or tent.