1. Women of the Embera tribe performing a dance
2. Men of the Embera tribe playing music for the women
3. Embera children with the children in the tour group
4. Some more men of the Embera tribe
5. Sign saying: Thank you for your visit
6. Embera men playing music to welcome us to the village
7. Hut being constructed
8. Hut already constructed
9. The hut's kitchen
10. The end of my lunch, I thought to take a picture after I'd already started eating. The food was served in the leaves of the plantain tree
11. The waterfall (Poza de la Quebrada)
12. Yolanda...she didn't want to get in the water
13. The waterfall
14. The terrain we had to climb over/under/through
15. Sign welcoming us to the Embera village
16. Me in front of a smaller waterfall we saw on the way there
17. The other canoe (14 ppl in each canoe)
18. Pictures of the village from the river
19. Yolanda making her way down the trail (she was trying to enjoy herself lol, luv ya roomie)
20. The waterfall
21. Yolanda & I in the tour bus on the way to the Chargres River
22. The entire group
23. Boarding the canoes
24. The back of one of the Embera men (I was intrigued by their "outfits")
25. Another mini waterfall seen on the way to the village
1 comment:
Hi!
I am writing my final Bachelor Thesis about the tour to the Emberá Indigenous Village in Panamá.
If you have participated as a tourist in a tour to an Emberá Village, it would be great if you could fill out the questionnaire on the following link, which should not take you longer than a few minutes.
If you know anybody else (friends, family, customers) to whom you could pass this link on or if you know tour guides that could collect Email addresses of potential tourists and pass the Email addresses on to me, that would increase the validity of my investigation. :)
The link to the survey is:
http://www.eSurveysPro.com/Survey.aspx?id=f67905af-a3b3-49a4-9e88-3625b142a5df
Thank you so much before-hand for your time and cooperation, I appreciate it a lot!
Melanie Endres
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