• Adventure Travel with Maria Samper - Calanoa Amazonas

  • Dec 25 2024
  • Length: 52 mins
  • Podcast

Adventure Travel with Maria Samper - Calanoa Amazonas

  • Summary

  • Area/Topic
    Colombian Amazon, Indigenous Communities, Ecotourism

    Maria Samper
    Co-Owner
    Calanoa Amazonas

    Maria is a global humanitarian, artist, and singer who has lived in 14 countries, embracing the diversity of cultures and experiences. Maria also facilitates healing workshops, inspired by deep roots in the Amazon, channeling the wisdom and magic from her early years spent with indigenous communities and shamans. Passionate about reconnecting people with their pure human essence, Maria is deeply involved in the Calanoa Project, her family's initiative that invites visitors to explore their true nature in harmony with the natural world. Her life's work is a fusion of art, spirit, and the beauty of human connection.

    https://www.calanoaamazonas.com/

    summary
    In this episode of the Big World Made Small podcast, host Jason Elkins speaks with Maria Samper, co-owner of Calanoa Amazonas, about her journey, the importance of responsible tourism, and the deep connection between the Amazon rainforest and the indigenous communities. Maria shares insights into her family's commitment to environmentalism, the cultural exchanges facilitated by Calanoa, and the transformative power of travel. The conversation highlights the significance of understanding local perspectives and the impact of tourism on communities and ecosystems.

    takeaways

    • Calanoa Amazonas is more than a lodge; it's a project of love.
    • Maria's upbringing in Colombia shaped her connection to nature.
    • Responsible tourism can provide economic benefits to local communities.
    • Cultural exchange is vital for preserving ancestral traditions.
    • The Amazon rainforest is a unique and generous ecosystem.
    • Traveling helps individuals discover themselves and their values.
    • Community involvement is essential for sustainable tourism.
    • Maria's family has dedicated 40 years to environmental education.
    • The importance of listening to local voices in tourism.
    • Traveling with purpose can lead to meaningful experiences.


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