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Tour Embera Indigenous Village and waterfall with lunch

Overview

The tour to the Emberá indigenous community begins with hotel pick-up, followed by a scenic drive to Chagres National Park. Upon arrival, guests board a traditional canoe and travel along the river, surrounded by lush rainforest and native wildlife, following the same route the Emberá people have used for generations.

In the Emberá Tusipono village, visitors are warmly welcomed and learn about the community’s history, traditions, daily life, and handcrafted art. A traditional lunch prepared by the community is served in the village. The experience also includes a visit to a beautiful jungle waterfall, where you can enjoy a refreshing swim in its clear waters and relax in nature.

Important – What to Bring:

*Change of clothes
*Towel
*Water shoes
*Biodegradable insect repellent
*Hat for sun protection

These items will help ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience throughout the day.

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What's Included

✓ Included

local guide
Bottled water
Traditional meal with fried fish and plantains
Air-conditioned vehicle

✗ Not Included

Embera community fee $35 per adult and $15 per child
Extra fee of US$30 per group if pick up is from Playa Bonita or airport
Tips
Handcrafts

Itinerary

1

Stop 1

In Panama's Chagres National Park, you can immerse yourself in nature through hiking and wildlife observation, explore the Emberá indigenous communities, take canoe rides on the Chagres River, observe birds in their natural habitat, explore picturesque waterfalls and rivers, and marvel at the diversity of flora and fauna that this unique tropical environment offers.

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Stop 2

We will visit the Emberá Tusipono community, you can immerse yourself in indigenous culture through activities such as learning about their traditions and crafts, enjoying traditional music and dances, trying their traditional cuisine like smoked fish and plantains, and exploring the jungle on guided hikes to discover its rich biodiversity and natural medicine.