Visit to Indigenous Territory Includes River Swimming and Campfire Storytelling
The Haliti Paresi Indigenous Territory in northern Mato Grosso has been preparing since the pandemic to receive tourists through a regulated visitation program included in the territory's management plan and approved by Brazil's Indigenous affairs agency, Funai. Katyalarekwa village, one of five villages open to visitors, has been adapted with the support of Vival�, a sustainable tourism company,…
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