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Ñawpa Runa
Ñawpa Runa Association´s of Chazuta
 Our association´s name is ÑAWPA RUNA which means Ancient Man in Quechua.
In the culture of these indigeneous people the basic element consists not in “development” but living in “equilibrium” within the numerous ecosystems and the order that exists between species of the great biodiversity that exist in the Amazon region.
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Culture & Nature
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Tourism In Rural Communities
Culture & Nature
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The Route Of Aguirre
We find the door of two of the most biodiversities ecosystems of the planet. The high jungle, where a hill is chained after another one, finishes steeply and takes level step to the low jungle. From the Pongo the low jungle extends like a green sea on marshes, lagoons and Serpentines Rivers.
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The Cacao Route
Theobroma Greek word and scientist name of the Cacao that means Food of the Gods. We invited you to be part of this experience with
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Eco Routes
Through the jungle
| Through ecotourism we want to promote appreciation and responsibility to our environment. Tourists and native communities should be aware of the importance of preserving our natural resources. |
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Tunutunumba Falls
Located two hours from Chazuta we find these impressive 40 meter waterfalls distributed in three steps
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Chazutayacu Sulphur Baths
The baths are known for their numerous therapeutic qualities which are recommended for the skin and the respiratory system and for its relaxing effects.
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Pucayacu Falls
Beautiful and paradisiac waterfall of Pucayacu that in quechua means RED WATER called like that for the red color that the stones provide inside the water.
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Decalogue of the Ecotourist
- Enjoy nature, don´t destroy it.
- Be sure that the activity you want to carry out will not have a negative effect on the landscape and habitat.
- Support and encourage nature conservation each and every day.
- Contribute to the development of ecotourism in native communities by visiting and getting to know their cultural expressions, their customs and gastronomy.
- Contribute with the conservation of the natural sites heeding the recommendations or suggestions of the cultural agents.
- Make your visit to natural scenes an illustrative and reflexive experience.
- Voice your protest against the actions of organizations or persons that threaten the integrity of our natural resources.
- During your visits, minimize the use of products that create inorganic waste.
- In your excursions try to use bycicles, go on horseback or other animal transport or on foot, as much as possible.
- Promote the respect of nature and the importance of its protection and conservation to as many people as you can
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