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Amazon Expeditions
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headwaters of the worlds mightiest river the Amazon, that start
to flow east from the melting snow of the High Andes of Ecuador
form the home to some of the most bio-diverse ecosystems of the
world. Rich in endemic flora and fauna, this area has given the
world many of it's modern medicines, and forms the home to many
of the indigenous nations of South America. At least one clan of
the Huaorani Nation remains uncontacted by our western culture,
and the Shuars, the headhunters of the upper Amazon, still live
deep in the rainforest.
The Quichua nation, live and farm along the mighty rivers much
as they have for many years, and the extensive Ecuadorian National
Parks help to preserve this important area, much as it has always
been and provide some balance to the oil industry and the economic
needs of an emerging nation.
Traveling with Safari, by foot and dugout canoe we explore some
of the secret areas of this amazing jungle.
Pick one of our amazing adventures:
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