JATUN YAMPARA - Agro-artisan Indigenous Nucleus -Full Day Tours + Lunch
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Sucre
Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of the Yampara indigenous people at Jatun Yampara. Explore traditional houses, textiles, and customs, and visit a textile workshop and native sanctuary. Don't miss the chance to see condors and stay overnight in the eco-lodge.
Duration:
5 hours
Cancellation:
1 day
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Highlights
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Yamparáez - Excursion to the Jatun Yampara indigenous nucleus, 23 Kms from Sucre, ½ hour trip, small gentle walk to visit some typical houses and observe the way of life and customs of the ancient Yampara culture, preparation and preparation for tasting by the women of traditional local bread.
Visit of the native, mortuary and ceremonial constructions, visit of the chichería (native bar) tasting of the chicha, visit of the Native Sanctuary, visit of the small museums, textile workshop Textiles can be purchased directly from the local artisans. Lunch. Typical Dish in the Core dining room. In the afternoon, walk around and return to the city of Sucre
What's Included
- Private transportation
- Guide specialized in your language
- Lunch included
- All entrance fees covered
What's Not Included
- Gratuities
Additional Information
Indigenous nucleus ‘Jatun Yampara’, located 23 km from Sucre, a project to rescue the cultural values of the ‘Yampara’ culture, one of the oldest cultures on the continent, where you can see the typical houses, clothing and customs of the indigenous people. Visit of the textile workshop, small site museums, native sanctuary. There is the possibility of acquiring textiles and crafts directly from artisans.
Bird watching can be done, with the possibility of seeing condors.
You can spend the night in the native eco-lodge.
Location
Yamparáez
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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Keith_m
Jan 9, 2024
JATUN YAMPARA tour - Visiting an indigenous village out side Sucre was informative on how many of the natives live and work. That said, the tour involved a strenuous walk (flat, but long) along a trail with lots of rocks and bushes. The "15 minute" walk took over 30 minutes for us (seniors).
The guide, Liz, was very nice and her English was excellent.
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