MULKWAKUNGUI INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY 2D1N

This tour to Mulkwakungu will allow you to live an ethnotourism experience where you will enjoy and learn about the indigenous and peasant lifestyle, while sharing the space directlywith the community and the natural environment of the mountains of the lower part of the Sierra Nevada.

ItineraryDay by day

(08:00) Picking at the hotel and transfer in a 4x4 vehicle by an 11-kilometer unpaved road from the Tayrona National park where you will see wonderfill rainforest landscapes and the sea from above. You will get into indigenous territory, where the indigenous guides will receive you at the Kogi territory with their special breathing, foot washing and other rituals before entering the Mulkwakungui village. In the village you are going to see how they live far from the western facilities, will visit their households, fabrics, traditions and crops where they get their natural food. You will have a traditional lunch with the indigenous with a special coffee planted by them. At night you will have a dialogue with the spiritual leaders. After a long day full of cultural interaction you will rest in the community in basic beds.

After a pleasant breakfast. You will visit and cross in a raft the Don Diego River in order to visit the Kandumake, which is an Arhuaco ethnic indigenous community where you will see different architecture and traditions. This day you will have a craft workshop and will see the transformation of cocoa into chocolate by the indigenous. You will meet the mamo’s family, which is the Arhuaco indigenous authority abd will have lunch. In the afternoon you will be taken back to your hotel.

Cost infoPrice and trip details

Duration0 days

Add-ons & optionalsPersonalize your journey

Included services

Included

• Permanent bilingual guide.

• Travel assistance card.

• Hydration.

• Contributions to the communities.

• Recognition of the territory, schools and surroundings.

• Cultural experiences.

• Lunch.

• Crafts workshop.

• Accommodation in beds in very basic conditions at the indigenous community.

• Local coffee & chocolate tasting.

Not included

• Services not specified in the plan.

• Other beverages.

• Other languages speaking guides (For this we need to confirm availability of the guides).

What to take?Travel prepared

Bring comfortable walking shoes, a light waterproof layer, sun protection, refillable water bottle and a small daypack. Your travel expert will confirm destination-specific recommendations before departure.

RecommendationsGood to know

Travel with a flexible mindset and leave room for the unexpected. The most memorable moments often come from moving at the rhythm of the place and its people.

FAQAnswers before you go

Is this journey suitable for me?

Your travel expert will tailor the route, pace and services to your interests and travel group.

When should I book?

We recommend contacting us as early as possible, especially for peak dates and tailored logistics.

Can the itinerary change?

Nature, weather and local conditions can shape the route. Your host will always prioritize a safe and meaningful experience.