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Trip at a Glance
Company
Eco AlterNATIVE Tours Sierra Tarahumara
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Locations
Copper Canyon, Chihuahua, Mexico
Activities
Heritage-History Tour, Sightseeing
Price
$450 MXN per person -
Duration
Half day
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Departure Day(s) and Time(s)
Twice daily at 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m.
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Starting Location
Cafe La Troje de Adobe
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Price Includes
450 mxn (adults), 225 mxn (child). 150 mxn (English translation per person)
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Notes
Tours will be conducted in Spanish; if you would like English translation please pay additional fee. Two-person minimum. Pay for two if taking this tour solo.
Highlights
- Partake in one of the most unique tours offered in the region.
- Gain insight about the culture while led by a Raramuri guide and anthropologist.
- Learn about the Raramuri beliefs about the spiritual realm, energy and the Raramuri souls.
- Visit the Indigeneous Community of San Ignacio de Arareko, Valley of the Monks, Frogs & Mushrooms, Mission & Lake Arareko.
Trip Info
Immerse yourself in the local culture on this three-hour heritage tour that includes a native guide and transportation to the nearby Tarahumara community of San Ignacio de Arareko, three valleys and the Lago de Arareko. It will be a cultural and spiritual tour that leaves you mesmerized.
Meet the magical world of the Raramuri people and their connection to the universe. Your native and local guide will share with you the Raramuri beliefs about the spiritual realm, energy and the Raramuri souls. He will respond to all your questions you have about the Raramuri philosophy and culture. This is truly unlike any other guided tour of Mexico offered.
Experience a Mexican tour in the Sierra Tarahumara with a fun, knowledgeable native guide that has intimate knowledge of this culture. This is not exclusive to those interested in the spiritual realm. The Raramuri cosmology is intertwined with the spiritual world and their connection to nature.
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Our Copper Canyon tours are alternative tours of the Copper Canyon's most popular places in addition to off-the-beaten track adventures. We want to promote knowledge and respect for indigenous culture, its worldview and how it relates to nature.
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