The experience begins in Palomino, gateway to one of the most important cultural territories in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. Accompanied by local guides, you will embark on a hike to the Arhuaco community of Seydukwa, a place where nature, tradition, and spirituality coexist in a profound way.
During the tour, you will learn about traditional processes related to the cultivation and harvesting of Aney cacao, understanding how this practice is part of daily life and the community's relationship with the land. Each activity offers a glimpse into a way of life based on harmony with the environment and respect for ancestral knowledge.
The experience continues with tours of ancient paths and stone walls that preserve the historical and cultural memory of the indigenous territory. These sites not only represent archaeological value, but also a living connection to the traditions and identity of the Arhuaco people.
After sharing a typical regional lunch and enjoying the waters of the Palomino River, the day transforms into a more intimate experience within the community. The evening includes conversation around the campfire, cultural exchange with the Arhuaco Mamo (spiritual leader), and lodging in traditional dwellings, allowing you to experience the territory from an authentic and personal perspective.
On the second day, the experience continues with ecological hikes along trails in the Sierra Nevada, observing the biodiversity of flora and fauna that characterizes this unique ecosystem. The return journey along the river to its mouth at the sea provides the perfect ending to a trip that connects culture, nature, and ancestral memory.