Campamento Ceguera

From the blindness camp you can appreciate the Indian (wichü) and take the respective and viral photo of the Indian's face with your profile, it is not easy to deal with the current of the river to take the photo but it is not impossible. You can also take photos of the Wajari house and the Autana Tepuy, the sunrises and evenings are brutal from that point, there is a camping area to place your tent, about 500m is the Piaroa community of blindness, they are very friendly natives of the Amazon , there is a shaman in the community that yopo offers you. There is a fruit called copo azu that is divine, it is common in that place, you cannot leave without trying. Piranha and tarantula are also eaten for a variety of food, the community lives off fish. It is really very nice to visit this place in the Amazon. Good vibe 😁

Incredible Experience in the Jungle, Magnificent Landscape, View and Magical Site

The Piaroa ethnic group seems to be one of the oldest in the territory of Venezuela and occupies a northwest area in the Bolívar State and an even larger one in the Amazonas State, in southern Venezuela. Almost all of them are in an area that extends along the right bank of the Orinoco,