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Alacrana
明尼苏达伊甸草原25 条分享
2023年2月
Garceth Cunampio is an Embera Native with an intimate knowledge of the traditions, language, and belief systems of the Embera. This trip into a remote village in the San Juan tributary of the Chagres river is the most authentic experience you could expect. I am an Antrhopologist with experience in the Americas, and I was very impressed with the authenticity of the experience.
Do not go with one of the tourist trap Embera tours. This tour with Garceth Cunampio (gcunampio@yahoo.com) is the real deal. If you are a seasoned traveler, conisder the over night option. I wish we had done it!
Our heart stayed in Embera Puru!
Do not go with one of the tourist trap Embera tours. This tour with Garceth Cunampio (gcunampio@yahoo.com) is the real deal. If you are a seasoned traveler, conisder the over night option. I wish we had done it!
Our heart stayed in Embera Puru!
撰写日期：2023年3月2日
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Carmen
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2022年11月 • 好友
Sùper recomendada experiencia! Tamara de Mi Viaje a Panamà, con el telèfono +50763242898 se encargò de coordinar todo, desde el transpirte desde el aeropuerto y nuestro guìa (Javier), quien nos acompañò en todo momento. El contacto con ka naturaleza y conocer la tribu Emberà es fascinante! Gracias Tamara!
撰写日期：2022年11月8日
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Julia P
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2022年9月 • 家庭
Una experiencia única, nos gustó todo,expectacular.un mundo a parte. Pasamos un día maravilloso con la tribu,compartimos su comida,nos explicaron sus costumbres,un paseo mágico x el río hasta la cascada😍
Gracias a Tamara que nos organizo todo,la recomiendo 100% .Telf para contactar con ella:+507 6324-2898
Gracias a Tamara que nos organizo todo,la recomiendo 100% .Telf para contactar con ella:+507 6324-2898
撰写日期：2022年9月4日
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Betzy De Bravo
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2021年9月 • 夫妻情侣
Excelente Tour a la Comarca Emberá, a la comunidad de Tusipono. La atención y amabilidad fue de primera, se los recomiendo, la comida deliciosa y la tribu es muy ordenada y limpia. Podeis contactar con Tamara para más información al teléfono +507 6324-2898
撰写日期：2021年9月5日
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Carla S
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2021年8月 • 夫妻情侣
Ha sido una experiencia de 10. Rafa un guía genial que nos acompañó durante todo el tour y nos ha dado mucha información interesante (de los Emberá pero también de Panamá en general). Antes de contratar una empresa más grande, les recomiendo mucho contactar con Tamara (+507 6324 2898), súper eficaz y un encanto!!!! Muchas gracias a los dos por todo!
撰写日期：2021年8月7日
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Lynette51
加利福尼亚圣巴巴拉1,178 条分享
2020年2月
Travelling across the Chagres River to visit with the Embera Tribal village was very unique. We were met by the tribal inhabitants who were gracious hosts. Their main tribal leader with the help of a translator explained how they live. They are happy and gracious and utilize all materials in their area to either use it for dye, making baskets, carving wood sculptures and weaving blankets to name a few. And the wood carving is amazing. They explain how they take a regular log of wood and carve a beautiful piece of art from it. You can purchase their carvings, blankets and jewelry as each family puts out their wares. They performed tribal dances and then each tribal member picked one of us to dance with them. Very uneven surface so wear sturdy shoes with lots of steps from rivers edge to main area. I recommend a visit.
撰写日期：2020年3月17日
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S McW
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2020年2月 • 夫妻情侣
My boyfriend and I went on this excursion with Daniel as our tour guide. It was one of the best days of my life. Thinking about the amazing experience makes me misty with emotion. As an indigenous Canadian I’m in awe of the Embera’s beautiful culture, warmth and dedication to living a genuine indigenous life.
Daniel was an excellent tour guide with abounding knowledge and pride of Panama and its history. The group was small and intimate. We arrived in a canoe to music and smiling faces. The daily life and history of the Emberá people was told to us by Emberá people. They made us a beautiful lunch of fresh fish and fruit. Then we were entertained by music, dance and song. The people then showed us their amazing handicrafts. I hung the beautiful basket I bought on my wall today. Then we went for a nature walk where the plants used by these people were shown to us.
Although my temporary skin markings will disappear my memories of this wonderful day will stay with me always.
Daniel was an excellent tour guide with abounding knowledge and pride of Panama and its history. The group was small and intimate. We arrived in a canoe to music and smiling faces. The daily life and history of the Emberá people was told to us by Emberá people. They made us a beautiful lunch of fresh fish and fruit. Then we were entertained by music, dance and song. The people then showed us their amazing handicrafts. I hung the beautiful basket I bought on my wall today. Then we went for a nature walk where the plants used by these people were shown to us.
Although my temporary skin markings will disappear my memories of this wonderful day will stay with me always.
撰写日期：2020年3月3日
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RDHiscott
加拿大Lion's Head320 条分享
2020年2月
A boat ride on the Chagres River into the Gamboa Rainforest leads to one of the four Embera indigenous villages at the water’s edge. You are greeted by warm and friendly Embera villagers who allow you to explore their culture and customs through music and dance, short talks about the history of their village and how it functions, presentations about natural dyes from rainforest plants to colour raw materials which are then converted into brightly-coloured, beautifully-patterned clothing, dishes and other wares. A truly memorable experience!
撰写日期：2020年2月28日
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Len F
威斯康星Oregon326 条分享
2020年2月
We arrived at the viallage after a half hour ride in a dugout canoe.
We were cheerfully met by the inhabitants who were attired in loincloths (men) and wrap around skirts (women). I was a little shy about photographing the topless women, but soon found that it was totally acceptable.
Through an interpreter they explained how they lived and how they created their extraordinary handicrafts which were all on sale.
We got to eplore the village and its surrounds before a native lunch of fish and plantains served in a leaf envelope. Then some fresh fruit.
Later the men and women entertained us with native dances before infviting us to join them.
What a lovely day.
We were cheerfully met by the inhabitants who were attired in loincloths (men) and wrap around skirts (women). I was a little shy about photographing the topless women, but soon found that it was totally acceptable.
Through an interpreter they explained how they lived and how they created their extraordinary handicrafts which were all on sale.
We got to eplore the village and its surrounds before a native lunch of fish and plantains served in a leaf envelope. Then some fresh fruit.
Later the men and women entertained us with native dances before infviting us to join them.
What a lovely day.
撰写日期：2020年2月22日
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Eric F
乔治亚亚特兰大45 条分享
2020年1月 • 夫妻情侣
Truly, the highlight of my trip to Panama was today’s visit to the remote Embera Paru village with our guide, Garceth.
I spent many hours reviewing the many different tours to the different Embera villages across the Chagras River region — the Drua, the Tusipono, the Parapera Paru, and more. I wanted to see a village in a way that felt as authentic and meaningful as possible. I read many mixed reviews that suggested these visits were more tourist-trap than anything else.
The Paru village (different from the Parapera Paru) is the most remote one in the Chagres region. It’s a community of around 100 members, many of which are children.
What made the visit so remarkable was our guide, Garceth. Garceth is, himself, a member of the Embera. He was raised in a small Embera village in the Darien region. His parents still live there. Garceth is a remarkable wealth of information, perspective, understanding, and wisdom. This is NOT something any non-indigenous guide could ever provide. His ability to share deep and meaningful perspectives on the culture, their values, their challenges, their rituals was personal, not simply informational. It made the experience absolutely extraordinary — and he demonstrates a level of understanding and respect that I found deeply moving.
Garceth was able to speak about the many conflicts in Columbia that has led many of the Embera to flee through the jungle into Panama. We met children in the village who just arrived — escaping the guerrillas that have massacres entire indigenous villages in Columbia.
I will say that the Embera children were the highlight of my visit. (It’s like meeting Mogli from The Jungle Book!) I prepared for this by bringing a backpack full of treats for the children (ring pops, bubbles, balls, candy sharks, play doh, and more) We played soccer; swam all together in the river; and shared delicious fresh fruit.
On the day we went (a Monday in January) my wife and I were the only 2 guests visiting. It was wonderful not to be part of a giant group; instead, to have a small and personal, intimate experience with this tribe.
Garceth is a well educated (he studied on scholarship at Oregon State) and humble man who knows the jungle better than any guide I’ve yet experienced (it helps that he worked as a ranger in the national park system in Panama for years) I would absolutely choose Garceth for any jungle adventure. And his kinship with the Embera made today’s visit memorable for a lifetime.
I spent many hours reviewing the many different tours to the different Embera villages across the Chagras River region — the Drua, the Tusipono, the Parapera Paru, and more. I wanted to see a village in a way that felt as authentic and meaningful as possible. I read many mixed reviews that suggested these visits were more tourist-trap than anything else.
The Paru village (different from the Parapera Paru) is the most remote one in the Chagres region. It’s a community of around 100 members, many of which are children.
What made the visit so remarkable was our guide, Garceth. Garceth is, himself, a member of the Embera. He was raised in a small Embera village in the Darien region. His parents still live there. Garceth is a remarkable wealth of information, perspective, understanding, and wisdom. This is NOT something any non-indigenous guide could ever provide. His ability to share deep and meaningful perspectives on the culture, their values, their challenges, their rituals was personal, not simply informational. It made the experience absolutely extraordinary — and he demonstrates a level of understanding and respect that I found deeply moving.
Garceth was able to speak about the many conflicts in Columbia that has led many of the Embera to flee through the jungle into Panama. We met children in the village who just arrived — escaping the guerrillas that have massacres entire indigenous villages in Columbia.
I will say that the Embera children were the highlight of my visit. (It’s like meeting Mogli from The Jungle Book!) I prepared for this by bringing a backpack full of treats for the children (ring pops, bubbles, balls, candy sharks, play doh, and more) We played soccer; swam all together in the river; and shared delicious fresh fruit.
On the day we went (a Monday in January) my wife and I were the only 2 guests visiting. It was wonderful not to be part of a giant group; instead, to have a small and personal, intimate experience with this tribe.
Garceth is a well educated (he studied on scholarship at Oregon State) and humble man who knows the jungle better than any guide I’ve yet experienced (it helps that he worked as a ranger in the national park system in Panama for years) I would absolutely choose Garceth for any jungle adventure. And his kinship with the Embera made today’s visit memorable for a lifetime.
撰写日期：2020年1月13日
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uds fueron por la libre? o tienen que ir con algun operador?
Carlos_CamZab
西班牙塞维利亚7 条分享
Yo fui por libre. Puedes buscar en Google Maps Emberá Meeting point. Está pasando un pueblo que se llama Caimitillo. Ahí encontrarás a alguien que te haga la excursión. Yo la hice con Regu. Más arriba tiene mi comentario y donde dejé su número de telefono
YuraAr
哥伦比亚布卡拉曼加1 条分享
Gracias, viajo a Panamá en menos de un mes y estoy muy interesada en visitar esta comunidad. Por lo que cuentas, entonces ¿ no hay necesidad de hacer un contacto previo con algún miembro de la comunidad?, ¿te reciben de igual forma y cualquier día a si fueras en un tour?, ¿ a quién cancelas los 30 dólares?, y por último, ¿a cuál de las dos comunidades que mencionas, visitaste?
247Angie
路易斯安那州新奥尔良
How far is the bus ride to the boats?
Pamela F
65 条分享
Just did this today. Took us almost an hour from canal administrators area.
Very much worth doing. Host are very friendly and welcoming, not the usual resentment of tourists.
We went with Panoramic Panama tours. Katia was a very capable guide.
CashoCronulla
澳大利亚悉尼107 条分享
I am doing a caravan Tour to the Embera Village.
Do you need to wear closed toe shoes (joggers) or will Teva type sandals do?
Thanks
Casho
Jeremy B
纽约州纽约市46 条分享
You'll be fine in Tevas. There was no strenuous hiking.
Anand A
特拉华州New Castle
I think that it'll be an amazing vacation for me for a change even though I don't get a chance to travel very much. And I think It'll be a great pleasure to visit, learn, and to hangout with. And I think that during a overnight tour would be a better option while staying Panama?