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The Amazon isnāt just a place you visit, itās a place that changes the way you see life.
Before you pack your bags, read these 10 things. They might completely change your expectations.
šæ Which one surprised you the most?
Save this post for your future Amazon adventure.
Would you visit the Amazon?
31 Jul 2026
The Amazon is not a place you simply visit. And an Indigenous village is not a place you simply enter.
Behind every experience we create are real people, families, traditions, and relationships built on years of trust.
Iāve learned that some of the most meaningful things in life cannot be bought, rushed, or arranged. They begin with respect, with listening, and with being willing to enter a world without expecting it to revolve around you.
AWANAR was born from these connections.
Not to turn a living culture into an attraction, but to create a space where people can meet, learn from one another, and remember something we often lose in the noise of modern life.
And thatās what makes this journey so different. You donāt just discover another world. You begin to question the one youāve always known.
Our next Amazon Immersion | August 2027 šæ
Seven days with the Noke Koĩ people in Aldeia Timbaúba, Acre, Brazil.
An intimate experience rooted in genuine relationships, cultural exchange, and respect for the people who welcome us.
DM āAMAZONā for details and availability.
Save this for the day the Amazon becomes more than a dream. Share it with someone who would understand why this journey is different.
@awanar.amazonia
#AWANAR #AmazonImmersion #IndigenousCulture #AmazƓnia #CulturalExchange
17 Oct 2026
Where the road ends, the Amazon begins.
Eleven days, Feb 01ā11, 2027. From Cruzeiro do Sul to MĆ¢ncio Lima, then about seven hours by motorboat on the Rio Japiim, to Nukini territory.
Time with our Nukini hosts: stories, handicrafts, forest knowledge, traditional practices. Then Serra do Divisor, one of the most biodiverse regions in the Amazon, where we walk through the forest before dawn and watch it emerge from above. Waterfalls, natural clay, fire and songs.
Less to organise. More space to be present.
A small group, limited places.
Send us a direct message with the word JOURNEY and weāll share the full itinerary and every detail of the expedition. A person from our team replies.
#Amazon #SerraDoDivisor #Nukini #MeaningfulTravel #AwanarImmersion
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02 Nov 2026
Some things in life feel as though they were written long before we understood their meaning.
AWANAR is one of them.
Before there was a name, a vision, or anything we could call a business, there was a seed,
A dream quietly waiting for the right moment to grow.
Two people from different worlds, carrying their own stories, their own wounds, and their own dreams, somehow found each other.
Elias and I didnāt know where life would take us.
We only knew that something was growing between us. A love that reached beyond our relationship. A deep connection to the Amazon, its people, and a feeling that there was something meaningful we were meant to create together.
And slowly, that seed began to take root.
Through the people we met, The relationships that became family, The moments that changed the way we see life, And the lessons the forest continues to teach us.
AWANAR became more than a dream we shared.
It became something we felt responsible for nurturing.
Like anything that grows, it needs patience, trust, care, and the courage to keep believing even when we cannot see what lies ahead.
We are still at the beginning of this journey.
There is so much we want to create, so much we have yet to learn, and so many dreams we hope to bring into this world.
I believe that what we build carries the energy of the intentions we plant within it.
And our intention has always been love. š¤
Love for each other.
Love for the forest.
Love for the people who have opened their hearts and welcomed us into their lives.
A desire to create meaningful encounters, honor the relationships we build, and contribute something good to this world.
One day, I hope our children will look at AWANAR and see more than something their parents created.
I hope they will see what can grow when two people choose to believe in something greater than themselves.
A seed, A dream, A love that became a shared purpose.
And a story that is still being written.
With love,
Patricia š¤
Founder of AWANAR
Together with @eliasamazonia šæ
02 Nov 2026
Between the living strength of Nukini territory and the vastness of Serra do Divisor National Park lies an Amazon that still overwhelms with its scale and beauty.
More than 837,000 hectares of protected rainforest, home to 1,163 known species of vascular plants and 1,233 recorded animal species including around 500 bird species, as well as jaguars, primates, tapirs, amphibians and extraordinary biodiversity. (ServiƧos e InformaƧƵes do Brasilā ļæ¼)
In February 2027, our journey moves through these two worlds: the culture, knowledge and presence of the Nukini people, and one of the most extraordinary landscapes in the western Amazon.
An encounter with territory, forest and ancestral knowledge.
The forest is calling.
Comment NUKINI to learn more.
šæ February 2027
š Acre ⢠Brazilian Amazon
#nukini #SerraDoDivisor #Amazon #Acre #AmazonRainforest IndigenousCulture Immersion Awanar
30 Oct 2026
Visto de cima, o Rio Croa é um caminho verde no coração da floresta.
Vale do JuruĆ”, Acre Ā· Imagens AWANAR
#riocroa #amazonia #valedojurua #awanar #dronebrasil
30 Oct 2026
The more time I spend in the forest, the more I realize how much of this world we still donāt understand.
Iāve learned that the Amazon is so much more than breathtaking nature, ancient traditions or spiritual experiences.
Itās home to people with their own histories, dreams, challenges and ways of seeing life.
And the greatest lessons Iāve received havenāt always come from ceremonies or extraordinary moments.
Theyāve come from sitting together, listening, laughing, sharing food and simply being part of everyday life.
The Amazon has changed the way I see the world. But above all, it has taught me how important it is to listen before we think we understandā¦
There is so much beauty here. And so much worth protecting.
The Amazon is not just a place to discover. Itās a world we need to learn to respect and protect šā¤ļø
Which of these 9 truths surprised you the most?
Save this post and share it with someone who dreams of experiencing the Amazon. šæ
@awanar.amazonia
#AmazonRainforest #IndigenousCultures #Amazonia #IndigenousWisdom #AWANAR
29 Oct 2026
For us, the Amazon is not just a place on a map.
It is home to people we know, families we love, and cultures that deserve to thrive for generations to come.
What happens politically has real consequences for their lives, their land, and their future.
Today, we celebrate hope. But protecting the Amazon is a responsibility that continues long after an election. šæ
26 Oct 2026
ONLY JOY. ā¤ļøšæ
Because healing isnāt always about tears, deep ceremonies, or facing your shadows.
Sometimes itās simply about laughing and remembering not to take life so seriously.
And thatās just as much a part of our journey in the Amazon.š
18 Oct 2026
KambƓ is an ancestral medicine that has been part of life in the Amazon for generations.
Here, you can see how small points are made on the skin with a heated wooden stick before the secretion of the KambƓ frog is applied.
The physical effects can be intense. For the Noke Koĩ, KambƓ is a traditional medicine used for physical and spiritual cleansing, connected to strength, renewal and the removal of panema, a state associated with bad luck and a loss of vitality.
What fascinates me most is how much knowledge lives within these communities. Knowledge passed from one generation to another, through observation, experience and a deep relationship with the forest.
There is still so much we can learn from the people who call the Amazon their home.
Noke Koĩ · Acre, Brazilian Amazon
10 Oct 2026
@pakakamanawa once told us that when someone in TimbaĆŗba is unwell, they first turn to the plants.
He spoke about the pajƩs, their knowledge of the forest, and the prayers they offer for someone who needs care.
Listening to him, I kept thinking: they live surrounded by medicine. What many of us would walk past, they know by name, by use, through knowledge passed down over generations.
In this video, Paka is offering a plant bath. As he explained it to us, this practice is used for protection, to clear negative energies and to invite deeper dreams dreams that may help a person recognise what they are carrying within.
This was one of our moments during the September vivĆŖncia in Aldeia TimbaĆŗba.
Experiences like this are part of our AWANAR immersions: spending time with the people who hold this knowledge, hearing their stories and learning in their home.
Weāre preparing our next immersion together with the community. Iāll be sharing more soon.
@awanar.amazonia
09 Oct 2026
A week weāll never forget.
The people, the laughter, the long days, the nights, the river, the ceremonies, the little moments in between.
Some journeys end when you leave.
Others stay with you.
Missing this crew and these days more than I can say. šæ
September 2026 , forever part of our story.
06 Oct 2026
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