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A través de una canción con ritmos modernos y tradicionales, niños de Nauta no dejan que su dialecto natal desaparezca
En Nauta, Loreto, no quieren que muera la lengua kukama-kukamiria. Por eso la ONG Create Your Voice y la radio local Ucamara prepararon un video para rescatarla del riesgo de extinción. El resultado: "Kumbarikira", una canción con ritmos hip hop y tradicionales que es cantada por niños orgullosos de hablar kukama.
La canción "Kumbarikira" habla de un relato kukama, el del gallinazo, al que nadie quiere y todos rechazan. Esto se convierte en una metáfora de la realidad que vive este pueblo, excluido por muchos años, tratando de que se preste más atención a esta cultura.
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Nauta
Nauta is a town in the northeastern part of Loreto Province in the Peruvian Amazon, roughly 100 km south Iquitos, the provincial capital. Nauta is located on the north bank of the Marañón River, a major tributary of the Upper Amazon, a few miles from the confluence of the Río Ucayali.
Established by Manuel Pacaya–Samiria, a leader of the Cocama peoples, following the 1830 uprising at the Jesuit mission of Lagunas, Nauta soon became the primary commercial hub of the Peruvian selva baja (known also as Omagua, or the Amazonian lowlands). In 1853, a Brazilian owned paddle steamer made it all the way to Nauta.
Nauta is the primary destination of the only major road leading out of Iquitos, and is a staging area for several ecotourism lodges and ships on the Marañòn River. Boats take passengers from Nauta to the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve.
Culture
In 2013, residents of Nauta created a children's rap video in the Kukama-Kukamiria dialect, in collaboration with Radio Ucamara. The local radio station has been involved in conserving the language for "a few years," and "started managing a school called Ikuar, with the goal of teaching the language through songs and traditional story telling."
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A través de una canción con ritmos modernos y tradicionales, niños de Nauta no dejan que su dialecto natal desaparezca En Nauta, Loreto, no quieren que muera la lengua kukama-kukamiria. Por eso la ONG Create Your Voice y la radio local Ucamara prepararon un video para rescatarla del riesgo de extinción. El resultado: "Kumbarikira", una canción con ritmos hip hop y tradicionales que es cantada por niños orgullosos de hablar kukama. La canción "Kumbarikira" habla de un relato kukama, el del gallinazo, al que nadie quiere y todos rechazan. Esto se convierte en una metáfora de la realidad que vive este pueblo, excluido por muchos años, tratando de que se preste más atención a esta cultura. -
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Kumbarikira - Nauta - Loreto - Peru
A través de una canción con ritmos modernos y tradicionales, niños de Nauta no dejan que su dialecto natal desaparezca En Nauta, Loreto, no quieren que muera la lengua kukama-kukamiria. Por eso la ONG Create Your Voice y la radio local Ucamara prepararon un video para rescatarla del riesgo de extinción. El resultado: "Kumbarikira", una canción con ritmos hip hop y tradicionales que es cantada por niños orgullosos de hablar kukama. La canción "Kumbarikira" habla de un relato kukama, el del gallinazo, al que nadie quiere y todos rechazan. Esto se convierte en una metáfora de la realidad que vive este pueblo, excluido por muchos años, tratando de que se preste más atención a esta cultura.
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Video del tema ladrona, con un guión original de Leonardo Padron y la producción de Salto Angel Media, Nauta les trae su ultimo video.
Video del tema ladrona, con un guión original de Leonardo Padron y la producción de Salto Angel Media, Nauta les trae su ultimo video.
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Video Oficial del tema La Dueña de la Luna, bajo la producción de Salto Angel Media y Dirección de Luis M Leal, Nauta les trae su ultimo video.
Video Oficial del tema La Dueña de la Luna, bajo la producción de Salto Angel Media y Dirección de Luis M Leal, Nauta les trae su ultimo video.
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Contigo Soy Feliz - Nauta ft Gaitanes
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Kumbarikira - Nauta - Loreto - Peru
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A través de una canción con ritmos modernos y tradicionales, niños de Nauta no dejan que su dialecto natal desaparezca
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A través de una canción con ritmos modernos y tradicionales, niños de Nauta no dejan que su dialecto natal desaparezca
En Nauta, Loreto, no quieren que muera la lengua kukama-kukamiria. Por eso la ONG Create Your Voice y la radio local Ucamara prepararon un video para rescatarla del riesgo de extinción. El resultado: "Kumbarikira", una canción con ritmos hip hop y tradicionales que es cantada por niños orgullosos de hablar kukama.
La canción "Kumbarikira" habla de un relato kukama, el del gallinazo, al que nadie quiere y todos rechazan. Esto se convierte en una metáfora de la realidad que vive este pueblo, excluido por muchos años, tratando de que se preste más atención a esta cultura.
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A través de una canción con ritmos modernos y tradicionales, niños de Nauta no dejan que su dialecto natal desaparezca
En Nauta, Loreto, no quieren que muera la lengua kukama-kukamiria. Por eso la ONG Create Your Voice y la radio local Ucamara prepararon un video para rescatarla del riesgo de extinción. El resultado: "Kumbarikira", una canción con ritmos hip hop y tradicionales que es cantada por niños orgullosos de hablar kukama.
La canción "Kumbarikira" habla de un relato kukama, el del gallinazo, al que nadie quiere y todos rechazan. Esto se convierte en una metáfora de la realidad que vive este pueblo, excluido por muchos años, tratando de que se preste más atención a esta cultura.
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PERU.12 NAUTA
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Amazon River tourism & vacations (HD1080p)
Amazon River cruises 2016 - Amazon River tourism & vacations 2016 - Trip to Amazon River, Peru Travel Videos HD, World Travel Guide http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=World1Tube The Amazon River of South America is the world's largest river and the lifeblood of the world's largest ecosystem, spanning two-fifths of an entire continent. It is home to a huge variety of animals and plants that dwell in its lush, evergreen environment. It is the mightiest river in the world by volume, with six times greater total river flow than the next six largest rivers combined, and the most extensive drainage basin in the world. Because of its vast dimensions it is sometimes called The River Sea. Running about 4,000 miles (6,400 kilometers), most sources regard the Amazon as the second lo...
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Cuba: travel tips for the next frontier
As U.S.-Cuba relations normalize, the island nation will quickly become a tourist haven. CBSN contributor Mark Murphy shares his best tips on traveling around the country.
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2014-07-16 Treehouse Lodge - Driving through Nauta, Peru
Traveling through Nauta, Peru on our way from the airport to Treehouse Lodge. The majority of people seem to own these "three wheeled motocars" to travel through town. They share the road (sometimes in uncomfortably close quarters) with the other occasional vehicles like pick-up trucks or Mack dump trucks. Motorcycles (Honda specifically) seem to be the preferred mode of transportation. The town of Nauta also has a small Honda motorcycle plant.
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Pacaya Samiria National Reserve Cruise HD
Pacaya Samiria National Reserve Cruise HD - Pacaya Samiria National Reserve Tours Pacaya--Samiria National Reserve is one of the largest protected areas in Peru with an area of more than 20,000 km², containing a rich eco diversity and being the largest reserve in the country and the second largest in the Amazon region. The reserve is triangular shaped by Marañón and Ucayali River in the South, just before their junction originating the Amazon River. Its main purpose is to preserve the ecosystems of the Omagua Region and to promote the sustainable development of the local towns. Pacaya Samiria National Reserve 183 km / 114 miles southwest of Iquitos. The shortest route is Iquitos -- Nauta by highway and then a trip on the river from Nauta to the village, Comunity of 20 de Enero, about thr...
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AMAZING BACKPACKING CUBA EXPERIENCE - JULY 2016 (With tips on description)
We visited: La Habana, Viñales, Varadero, Trinidad, Cienfuegos, Santa Clara. Some tips: Sleep in "Casas particulares", cheaper and you know better the locals. In La Habana there is a really cheap one (shared room) called Hostal Hamel, 5 eur per night and they give you the address and make the booking for other towns hostels. But in Viñales we slept in Casa de Pipo y Mercedes, really really friendly and the house was full equipated and so well located. (for any reservation email yanielmiranda82@nauta.cu) In Viñales its common to go to the same caves by horse, but its possible to go walking, its about an hour by walk. Not as Trinidad, where the horse riding trip leads you to some amazing waterfalls (Cascada de Javira), and the way its about 10 kms, and you pay less for the horses, save ...
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Exploring Havana in a 1952 Ford
If you are in Havana and would like to take a ride in this 1952 Ford, please contact Gretel (gretelhc@nauta.cu), or send me a message using the Contact page (http://bestcubaguide.com/contact-us-now/). Havana tour prices are about $5 per person, per hour (Minimum 3 people, or else it is $15 total, per hour) and private taxi rides are cheap, and negotiable. The driver speaks fluent English and Spanish. Check out more videos and pics of Havana at http://www.BestCubaGuide.com Or, download my complete Real Havana guide-book at http://amzn.to/1hdXoEO This was truly a treat for me and I think that my excitement comes out loud and clear in this little video. My great friend Gretel was going to visit her childhood home in the town of Camilo Cienfuegos (just east of Havana) and she asked me if I...
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Serbia Expedition "Alpamayo (5947 m) The Most Beautiful Mountain in the world " 21.06. - 12.07.2015
SERBIA EXPEDITION ALPAMAYO Southwest face, Ferrari Route, or the French Direct, ITINERARY: June 21, 2014. Day 01 Fly Belgrade – Amsterdam – Lima (18.05 h) Night in the Hotel. June 22, 2014. Day 02 Drive by bus : Lima- Huaraz. Night in the Hotel. June 23, 2014. Day 03 Huaraz, preparing expedition Night in the Hotel. June 24, 2014. Day 04 Pachacoto (3700 m) /40 km/, Patococha lake, water Pumapampa, Pumapashimin lake, great Bromeliadis called Puya Raimondi, glacier Pastoruri (4950). Night in the Hotel. June 25, 2014. Day 05 Drive to village of Cashapampa (2743 m) /100 km/ /3 h/. Trekking to Llamacorral camp (3760 m) /5 h/. 20 km June 26, 2014. Day 06 Rest Day for acclimatization. Night in Llamacorral camp June 27, 2014. Day 07 Trekking Santa Cruz Valley, lakes the lagoon Jatunpampa an...
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Iquitos - Perù Travel
Iquitos - Perù Travel - Iquitos is the largest city in the Peruvian rainforest, with a population of 370,962. It is the capital of Loreto Region and Maynas Province. Located on the Amazon River, it is only 106 m (348 ft) above sea level, although it is more than 3,000 km (1,864 mi) from the mouth of the Amazon at Belém (Brazil) on the Atlantic Ocean. It is situated 125 km (78 mi) downstream of the confluence of the Ucayali and Marañón rivers, the two main headwaters of the Amazon River. Iquitos has long been a major port in the Amazon Basin. It is surrounded by three rivers: the Nanay, the Itaya, and the Amazon. The city can be reached only by airplane or boat, with the exception of a road to Nauta, a small town roughly 100 km (62 mi) south. Ocean vessels of 3,000 tons or 9,000 tons[1] ...
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Duped by travel agent, begging in Malaysia
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Celestielle Travel #149 Alvear Palace Hotel, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Amazon River tourism & vacations (HD1080p)
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Amazon River cruises 2016 - Amazon River tourism & vacations 2016 - Trip to Amazon River, Peru
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Amazon River cruises 2016 - Amazon River tourism & vacations 2016 - Trip to Amazon River, Peru
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The Amazon River of South America is the world's largest river and the lifeblood of the world's largest ecosystem, spanning two-fifths of an entire continent. It is home to a huge variety of animals and plants that dwell in its lush, evergreen environment. It is the mightiest river in the world by volume, with six times greater total river flow than the next six largest rivers combined, and the most extensive drainage basin in the world. Because of its vast dimensions it is sometimes called The River Sea. Running about 4,000 miles (6,400 kilometers), most sources regard the Amazon as the second longest river in length, compared to Africa's Nile River, though this is a matter of some dispute.
Originally explored in the sixteenth century by Europeans who used the Amazon to traverse the formidable environment, the vast waterway fed by numerous tributaries eventually gave rise to commerce in later years. Utilizing boats and steamers, Europeans, slaves, and indigenous peoples increasingly carried out of the rain forest a rich array of highly sought-after products.
In recent years, a highway has made further inroads into the region, while Brazil has sought to keep the Amazon basin free from foreign exploitation. However today, the Amazon is ecologically endangered from reckless deforestation and a lack of public understanding of the importance of this remote region.
The vast Amazon
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The area covered by the Amazon River and its tributaries more than triples between the dry season and wet season over the course of a year. In an average dry season, 110,000 square kilometers of land are water-covered, while in the wet season the flooded area of the Amazon basin rises to 350,000 square kilometers. At its widest point the Amazon River can be 6.8 miles (11 kilometers) wide during the dry season, but during the rainy season when the Amazon River floods the surrounding plains it can be up to 24.8 miles (40 kilometers) wide.
The quantity of freshwater released by the Amazon into the Atlantic Ocean is enormous: up to 300,000 square meters per second in the rainy season. The Amazon is responsible for one-fifth of the total volume of freshwater entering the oceans worldwide. Offshore of the mouth of the Amazon, potable water can be drawn from the ocean while still out of sight of the coastline, and the salinity of the ocean is notably lower a hundred miles out to sea.
The Amazon estuary is over 202 miles (325 kilometers) wide. The main river (which is between approximately one and six miles wide) is navigable for large ocean steamers to Manaus, Brazil, more than 900 miles (1,500 kilometers) upriver from the mouth. Smaller ocean vessels of 3,000 tons can reach as far as Iquitos, Peru, 2,250 miles (3,600 kilometers) from the sea. Smaller riverboats can reach 486 miles (780 kilometers) higher as far as Achual Point. Beyond that, small boats frequently ascend to the Pongo de Manseriche, just above Achual Point.
The Amazon drains an area of some 2,722,000 square miles, or nearly 40 percent of South America. It gathers its waters from 5 degrees north latitude to 20 degrees south latitude. Its most remote sources are found on the inter-Andean plateau, just a short distance from the Pacific Ocean; and, after coursing through the interior of Peru and across Brazil, it enters the Atlantic Ocean at the equator. The Amazon has changed its drainage several times, from westward in the early Cenozoic period to its present eastward locomotion following the uplift of the Andes Mountains.
Source and upper Amazon
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The Upper Amazon comprises a series of major river systems in Peru that flow north and south into the Marañón River. Among others, these include the following rivers: Morona, Pastaza, Nucuray, Urituyacu, Chambira, Tigre, Nanay, Napo, Huallaga, and Ucayali. Originating in the snow-crested Andes Mountains high above Lake Lauricocha in central Peru, the headstream of the Marañón River rises in the glaciers in what is known as the Nevado de Yarupa. Rushing through waterfalls and gorges in an area of the high jungle called the Pongos, the Marañón River flows about 1,000 miles from west-central to northeast Peru before it combines with the Ucayali River, just below the provincial town of Nauta, to form the mighty Amazon River. The primary tributaries of the Marañón River are, from south to north, the Crisnejas, Chamayo, Urtcubamba, Cenepa, Santiago, Moroña, Pastaza, Huallaga, and Tiger rivers.
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The Amazon River of South America is the world's largest river and the lifeblood of the world's largest ecosystem, spanning two-fifths of an entire continent. It is home to a huge variety of animals and plants that dwell in its lush, evergreen environment. It is the mightiest river in the world by volume, with six times greater total river flow than the next six largest rivers combined, and the most extensive drainage basin in the world. Because of its vast dimensions it is sometimes called The River Sea. Running about 4,000 miles (6,400 kilometers), most sources regard the Amazon as the second longest river in length, compared to Africa's Nile River, though this is a matter of some dispute.
Originally explored in the sixteenth century by Europeans who used the Amazon to traverse the formidable environment, the vast waterway fed by numerous tributaries eventually gave rise to commerce in later years. Utilizing boats and steamers, Europeans, slaves, and indigenous peoples increasingly carried out of the rain forest a rich array of highly sought-after products.
In recent years, a highway has made further inroads into the region, while Brazil has sought to keep the Amazon basin free from foreign exploitation. However today, the Amazon is ecologically endangered from reckless deforestation and a lack of public understanding of the importance of this remote region.
The vast Amazon
=================
The area covered by the Amazon River and its tributaries more than triples between the dry season and wet season over the course of a year. In an average dry season, 110,000 square kilometers of land are water-covered, while in the wet season the flooded area of the Amazon basin rises to 350,000 square kilometers. At its widest point the Amazon River can be 6.8 miles (11 kilometers) wide during the dry season, but during the rainy season when the Amazon River floods the surrounding plains it can be up to 24.8 miles (40 kilometers) wide.
The quantity of freshwater released by the Amazon into the Atlantic Ocean is enormous: up to 300,000 square meters per second in the rainy season. The Amazon is responsible for one-fifth of the total volume of freshwater entering the oceans worldwide. Offshore of the mouth of the Amazon, potable water can be drawn from the ocean while still out of sight of the coastline, and the salinity of the ocean is notably lower a hundred miles out to sea.
The Amazon estuary is over 202 miles (325 kilometers) wide. The main river (which is between approximately one and six miles wide) is navigable for large ocean steamers to Manaus, Brazil, more than 900 miles (1,500 kilometers) upriver from the mouth. Smaller ocean vessels of 3,000 tons can reach as far as Iquitos, Peru, 2,250 miles (3,600 kilometers) from the sea. Smaller riverboats can reach 486 miles (780 kilometers) higher as far as Achual Point. Beyond that, small boats frequently ascend to the Pongo de Manseriche, just above Achual Point.
The Amazon drains an area of some 2,722,000 square miles, or nearly 40 percent of South America. It gathers its waters from 5 degrees north latitude to 20 degrees south latitude. Its most remote sources are found on the inter-Andean plateau, just a short distance from the Pacific Ocean; and, after coursing through the interior of Peru and across Brazil, it enters the Atlantic Ocean at the equator. The Amazon has changed its drainage several times, from westward in the early Cenozoic period to its present eastward locomotion following the uplift of the Andes Mountains.
Source and upper Amazon
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The Upper Amazon comprises a series of major river systems in Peru that flow north and south into the Marañón River. Among others, these include the following rivers: Morona, Pastaza, Nucuray, Urituyacu, Chambira, Tigre, Nanay, Napo, Huallaga, and Ucayali. Originating in the snow-crested Andes Mountains high above Lake Lauricocha in central Peru, the headstream of the Marañón River rises in the glaciers in what is known as the Nevado de Yarupa. Rushing through waterfalls and gorges in an area of the high jungle called the Pongos, the Marañón River flows about 1,000 miles from west-central to northeast Peru before it combines with the Ucayali River, just below the provincial town of Nauta, to form the mighty Amazon River. The primary tributaries of the Marañón River are, from south to north, the Crisnejas, Chamayo, Urtcubamba, Cenepa, Santiago, Moroña, Pastaza, Huallaga, and Tiger rivers.
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Cuba: travel tips for the next frontier
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As U.S.-Cuba relations normalize, the island nation will quickly become a tourist haven. CBSN contributor Mark Murphy shares his best tips on traveling around t...
As U.S.-Cuba relations normalize, the island nation will quickly become a tourist haven. CBSN contributor Mark Murphy shares his best tips on traveling around the country.
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As U.S.-Cuba relations normalize, the island nation will quickly become a tourist haven. CBSN contributor Mark Murphy shares his best tips on traveling around the country.
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2014-07-16 Treehouse Lodge - Driving through Nauta, Peru
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Traveling through Nauta, Peru on our way from the airport to Treehouse Lodge. The majority of people seem to own these "three wheeled motocars" to travel throug...
Traveling through Nauta, Peru on our way from the airport to Treehouse Lodge. The majority of people seem to own these "three wheeled motocars" to travel through town. They share the road (sometimes in uncomfortably close quarters) with the other occasional vehicles like pick-up trucks or Mack dump trucks. Motorcycles (Honda specifically) seem to be the preferred mode of transportation. The town of Nauta also has a small Honda motorcycle plant.
wn.com/2014 07 16 Treehouse Lodge Driving Through Nauta, Peru
Traveling through Nauta, Peru on our way from the airport to Treehouse Lodge. The majority of people seem to own these "three wheeled motocars" to travel through town. They share the road (sometimes in uncomfortably close quarters) with the other occasional vehicles like pick-up trucks or Mack dump trucks. Motorcycles (Honda specifically) seem to be the preferred mode of transportation. The town of Nauta also has a small Honda motorcycle plant.
- published: 23 Jul 2014
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Pacaya Samiria National Reserve Cruise HD
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Pacaya Samiria National Reserve Cruise HD - Pacaya Samiria National Reserve Tours
Pacaya--Samiria National Reserve is one of the largest protected areas in Peru...
Pacaya Samiria National Reserve Cruise HD - Pacaya Samiria National Reserve Tours
Pacaya--Samiria National Reserve is one of the largest protected areas in Peru with an area of more than 20,000 km², containing a rich eco diversity and being the largest reserve in the country and the second largest in the Amazon region. The reserve is triangular shaped by Marañón and Ucayali River in the South, just before their junction originating the Amazon River. Its main purpose is to preserve the ecosystems of the Omagua Region and to promote the sustainable development of the local towns.
Pacaya Samiria National Reserve
183 km / 114 miles southwest of Iquitos. The shortest route is Iquitos -- Nauta by highway and then a trip on the river from Nauta to the village, Comunity of 20 de Enero, about three to four hours by boat. To be able to enter, you must request permission from INRENA and pay the corresponding fees. Comprising a large part of the provinces of Loreto, Requena, Ucayali, and Alto Amazonas, it has an area of 2'080.000 hectares making it the largest in the country and in South America. It is also known as the most extensive area of protected floodable forest (várzea) in the Amazon Rainforest. It is bordered by two large rivers: the Marañon in the north and the Ucayali -- Puinahua Canal to the south.
Inside the reserve, there are three river basins: the Pacaya River basin, the Samiria River basin, and the Yanayacu-Pucate River basin. There are also numerous lakes, gorges, canals, and oxbows. It has an annual monthly temperature between 20°C (68°F) and 33°C (91°F) and an annual rain fall of 2000 to 3000 millimeters, which allows for its huge biodiversity: 527 bird species, 102 mammal species (among them the pink dolphin), 69 species of reptiles, 58 species of amphibians, 269 fish species, and 1024 species of wild and cultivated plants. The reserve is a refuge for different endangered species like the charapa turtle (Podocnemis expansa), the spider monkey (Ateles sp.), the giant river otter (Pteronura brasiliensis), the red macaw (Ara macao), cedar trees (Cederla odorata), and others. Furthermore, there are diverse protection and natural resource management projects like the one aimed at repopulating the taricaya and the charapa river with turtles in the artificial beaches of the reserve. It is truly amazing to watch the final stage of the process, the freeing of the newborns into the rivers, gorges, and lakes of the reserve. The level of involvement of the local population is remarkable. On the edges of Pacaya-Samiria on the banks of the Marañon and Ucayali Rivers, more than 42.000 people live grouped in ninety-four communities and another 50.000 inhabit the 109 villages in the buffer zone. Almost all of them make a living from fishing, farming, or hunting and wild fruit and greens picking.
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Pacaya Samiria National Reserve Cruise HD - Pacaya Samiria National Reserve Tours
Pacaya--Samiria National Reserve is one of the largest protected areas in Peru with an area of more than 20,000 km², containing a rich eco diversity and being the largest reserve in the country and the second largest in the Amazon region. The reserve is triangular shaped by Marañón and Ucayali River in the South, just before their junction originating the Amazon River. Its main purpose is to preserve the ecosystems of the Omagua Region and to promote the sustainable development of the local towns.
Pacaya Samiria National Reserve
183 km / 114 miles southwest of Iquitos. The shortest route is Iquitos -- Nauta by highway and then a trip on the river from Nauta to the village, Comunity of 20 de Enero, about three to four hours by boat. To be able to enter, you must request permission from INRENA and pay the corresponding fees. Comprising a large part of the provinces of Loreto, Requena, Ucayali, and Alto Amazonas, it has an area of 2'080.000 hectares making it the largest in the country and in South America. It is also known as the most extensive area of protected floodable forest (várzea) in the Amazon Rainforest. It is bordered by two large rivers: the Marañon in the north and the Ucayali -- Puinahua Canal to the south.
Inside the reserve, there are three river basins: the Pacaya River basin, the Samiria River basin, and the Yanayacu-Pucate River basin. There are also numerous lakes, gorges, canals, and oxbows. It has an annual monthly temperature between 20°C (68°F) and 33°C (91°F) and an annual rain fall of 2000 to 3000 millimeters, which allows for its huge biodiversity: 527 bird species, 102 mammal species (among them the pink dolphin), 69 species of reptiles, 58 species of amphibians, 269 fish species, and 1024 species of wild and cultivated plants. The reserve is a refuge for different endangered species like the charapa turtle (Podocnemis expansa), the spider monkey (Ateles sp.), the giant river otter (Pteronura brasiliensis), the red macaw (Ara macao), cedar trees (Cederla odorata), and others. Furthermore, there are diverse protection and natural resource management projects like the one aimed at repopulating the taricaya and the charapa river with turtles in the artificial beaches of the reserve. It is truly amazing to watch the final stage of the process, the freeing of the newborns into the rivers, gorges, and lakes of the reserve. The level of involvement of the local population is remarkable. On the edges of Pacaya-Samiria on the banks of the Marañon and Ucayali Rivers, more than 42.000 people live grouped in ninety-four communities and another 50.000 inhabit the 109 villages in the buffer zone. Almost all of them make a living from fishing, farming, or hunting and wild fruit and greens picking.
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Pacaya Samiria National Reserve, Pacaya Samiria National Reserve Cruise, Pacaya Samiria National Reserve Tour, Peru, Amazon River, pacaya volcano, pink dolphins, pacaya samiria national reserve, pacaya samiria national reserve map, pacaya samiria national reserve weather, pacaya samiria national park, pacaya samiria amazon lodge, mammals in pacaya samiria
- published: 23 Feb 2014
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AMAZING BACKPACKING CUBA EXPERIENCE - JULY 2016 (With tips on description)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:27
- Updated: 14 Aug 2016
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We visited:
La Habana, Viñales, Varadero, Trinidad, Cienfuegos, Santa Clara.
Some tips:
Sleep in "Casas particulares", cheaper and you know better the locals...
We visited:
La Habana, Viñales, Varadero, Trinidad, Cienfuegos, Santa Clara.
Some tips:
Sleep in "Casas particulares", cheaper and you know better the locals.
In La Habana there is a really cheap one (shared room) called Hostal Hamel, 5 eur per night and they give you the address and make the booking for other towns hostels.
But in Viñales we slept in Casa de Pipo y Mercedes, really really friendly and the house was full equipated and so well located. (for any reservation email yanielmiranda82@nauta.cu)
In Viñales its common to go to the same caves by horse, but its possible to go walking, its about an hour by walk. Not as Trinidad, where the horse riding trip leads you to some amazing waterfalls (Cascada de Javira), and the way its about 10 kms, and you pay less for the horses, save money at the entrance fee and you ride much more time. So if you have to choose between those two towns to ride a horse, its better at Trinidad, we are absolutely regret.
Rent a Scooter its 25 CUCs, the fuel its 1.2 CUCs liters, we spent about 5 CUCs on it. If you want to go to lots of places its better because you save money and time per every taxi and give you freedom to make some spontaneous stops at the way to take same great pics or contemplate the landscape.
Varadero its quite expensive so its a great idea to sleep in Matanzas and travel every day (for 2 CUCs) to Varadero and enjoy the beach there.
The most important tip it is:
BRING EUROS WITH YOU. DOLLARS HAVE A 10% EXTRA CHARGE OVER THE CHANGE FEE THAT IS NOT CONVENIENT AT ALL.
I will answer every question below, so if you have some please do it.
Please share if you like it!
And some great pics taken in Cuba:
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We visited:
La Habana, Viñales, Varadero, Trinidad, Cienfuegos, Santa Clara.
Some tips:
Sleep in "Casas particulares", cheaper and you know better the locals.
In La Habana there is a really cheap one (shared room) called Hostal Hamel, 5 eur per night and they give you the address and make the booking for other towns hostels.
But in Viñales we slept in Casa de Pipo y Mercedes, really really friendly and the house was full equipated and so well located. (for any reservation email yanielmiranda82@nauta.cu)
In Viñales its common to go to the same caves by horse, but its possible to go walking, its about an hour by walk. Not as Trinidad, where the horse riding trip leads you to some amazing waterfalls (Cascada de Javira), and the way its about 10 kms, and you pay less for the horses, save money at the entrance fee and you ride much more time. So if you have to choose between those two towns to ride a horse, its better at Trinidad, we are absolutely regret.
Rent a Scooter its 25 CUCs, the fuel its 1.2 CUCs liters, we spent about 5 CUCs on it. If you want to go to lots of places its better because you save money and time per every taxi and give you freedom to make some spontaneous stops at the way to take same great pics or contemplate the landscape.
Varadero its quite expensive so its a great idea to sleep in Matanzas and travel every day (for 2 CUCs) to Varadero and enjoy the beach there.
The most important tip it is:
BRING EUROS WITH YOU. DOLLARS HAVE A 10% EXTRA CHARGE OVER THE CHANGE FEE THAT IS NOT CONVENIENT AT ALL.
I will answer every question below, so if you have some please do it.
Please share if you like it!
And some great pics taken in Cuba:
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10208497253163028.1073741829.1058494232&type;=3
- published: 14 Aug 2016
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Exploring Havana in a 1952 Ford
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- Duration: 6:05
- Updated: 15 Feb 2015
- views: 1431
If you are in Havana and would like to take a ride in this 1952 Ford, please contact Gretel (gretelhc@nauta.cu), or send me a message using the Contact page (ht...
If you are in Havana and would like to take a ride in this 1952 Ford, please contact Gretel (gretelhc@nauta.cu), or send me a message using the Contact page (http://bestcubaguide.com/contact-us-now/). Havana tour prices are about $5 per person, per hour (Minimum 3 people, or else it is $15 total, per hour) and private taxi rides are cheap, and negotiable. The driver speaks fluent English and Spanish.
Check out more videos and pics of Havana at http://www.BestCubaGuide.com
Or, download my complete Real Havana guide-book at http://amzn.to/1hdXoEO
This was truly a treat for me and I think that my excitement comes out loud and clear in this little video. My great friend Gretel was going to visit her childhood home in the town of Camilo Cienfuegos (just east of Havana) and she asked me if I wanted to come along for a ride. Of course I said yes. Gretel borrowed her father's 1952 Ford and after a few false starts, the engines fired up, and we were off. I make some sarcastic jokes (a bit lame) but I have a great relationship with Gretel and she loves my dry humor.
We set off (my wife and daughter are in the back seat) from the neighborhood of Plaza de la Revolucion, just south of Vedado and we wind our way down Boyeros. It's a gorgeous Havana afternoon and being in this car, with my family and Gretel, I am just filled with love for this great city.
In another video I give you a summary of the town of Camilo Cienfuegos and tell you about what makes that little town so special.
If you want to find out about other great Havana locations to explore, just check out the Real Havana guide at http://www.BestCubaGuide.com. You can even download a free Havana tips and tricks travel guide.
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If you are in Havana and would like to take a ride in this 1952 Ford, please contact Gretel (gretelhc@nauta.cu), or send me a message using the Contact page (http://bestcubaguide.com/contact-us-now/). Havana tour prices are about $5 per person, per hour (Minimum 3 people, or else it is $15 total, per hour) and private taxi rides are cheap, and negotiable. The driver speaks fluent English and Spanish.
Check out more videos and pics of Havana at http://www.BestCubaGuide.com
Or, download my complete Real Havana guide-book at http://amzn.to/1hdXoEO
This was truly a treat for me and I think that my excitement comes out loud and clear in this little video. My great friend Gretel was going to visit her childhood home in the town of Camilo Cienfuegos (just east of Havana) and she asked me if I wanted to come along for a ride. Of course I said yes. Gretel borrowed her father's 1952 Ford and after a few false starts, the engines fired up, and we were off. I make some sarcastic jokes (a bit lame) but I have a great relationship with Gretel and she loves my dry humor.
We set off (my wife and daughter are in the back seat) from the neighborhood of Plaza de la Revolucion, just south of Vedado and we wind our way down Boyeros. It's a gorgeous Havana afternoon and being in this car, with my family and Gretel, I am just filled with love for this great city.
In another video I give you a summary of the town of Camilo Cienfuegos and tell you about what makes that little town so special.
If you want to find out about other great Havana locations to explore, just check out the Real Havana guide at http://www.BestCubaGuide.com. You can even download a free Havana tips and tricks travel guide.
- published: 15 Feb 2015
- views: 1431
Serbia Expedition "Alpamayo (5947 m) The Most Beautiful Mountain in the world " 21.06. - 12.07.2015
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- Duration: 17:50
- Updated: 30 Jun 2015
- views: 1239
SERBIA EXPEDITION ALPAMAYO
Southwest face, Ferrari Route, or the French Direct,
ITINERARY:
June 21, 2014. Day 01 Fly Belgrade – Amsterdam – Lima (18.05 h)
N...
SERBIA EXPEDITION ALPAMAYO
Southwest face, Ferrari Route, or the French Direct,
ITINERARY:
June 21, 2014. Day 01 Fly Belgrade – Amsterdam – Lima (18.05 h)
Night in the Hotel.
June 22, 2014. Day 02 Drive by bus : Lima- Huaraz. Night in the Hotel.
June 23, 2014. Day 03 Huaraz, preparing expedition Night in the Hotel.
June 24, 2014. Day 04 Pachacoto (3700 m) /40 km/, Patococha lake, water Pumapampa, Pumapashimin lake, great Bromeliadis called Puya Raimondi, glacier Pastoruri (4950). Night in the Hotel.
June 25, 2014. Day 05 Drive to village of Cashapampa (2743 m) /100 km/ /3 h/. Trekking to Llamacorral camp (3760 m) /5 h/. 20 km
June 26, 2014. Day 06 Rest Day for acclimatization. Night in Llamacorral camp
June 27, 2014. Day 07 Trekking Santa Cruz Valley, lakes the lagoon Jatunpampa and the Ichicocha.–Alpamayo base camp (4115 m)
June 28, 2014. Day 08 Trekking to Taulliraju Col. 5000m. Back to BC.
June 29, 2014. Day 09 Rest Day for acclimatization. Base Camp.
June 30, 2014. Day 10 Porters to Morrena Camp. 4900m. Back to BC.
July 01, 2014. Day 11 Trekking to Moraine Camp (4877 m) /3 h/.
July 02, 2014. Day 12 Trekking to high camp / Collado Camp/ (5486 m) /5 h/.
July 03, 2014. Day 13 Ascent of Alpamayo (5947 m) /do vrha 7 h/. Descend to Collado Camp.
July 04, 2014. Day 14 One Extra Day for the summit attempt.
July 05, 2014. Day 15 Descend to Base Camp. Night in Base Camp.
July 06, 2014. Day 16 Descend to Cashapampa. Drive back to Huaraz. Night in the Hotel.
July 07, 2014. Day 17 Rest day in Huaraz. Night in the Hotel.
July 08, 2014. Day 18 Rest day in Huaraz. Night in the Hotel.
July 09, 2014. Day 19 Drive by bus Lima. Night in the Hotel.
July 10, 2014. Day 20 Fly Lima – Iquitos (104 m). Rest Day. Night in the Hotel.
July 11, 2014. Day 21 Iquitos -Nanay (Bellavista)/bus/ - Monkey Island /1,5 h/ - Night in the Lodge
July 12, 2014. Day 22 jungle walk, Piranha fishing excursion via canoe, viewing of Victoria Regia. Orientation where we will have the opportunity to meet with the master shaman to discuss the work he will carry out in the evening. Night in the Lodge
July 13, 2014. Day 23 see the sunrise over the Amazon River, Visit with a local native community to learn and observe the local people’s life and customs. Breakfast and departure from Lodge with destination Iquitos City. Upon arrival to Iquitos visit the market of Belen. located on the edge of the Itaya River. Night in the Hotel.
July 14, 2014. Day 24 Iquitos City of Nauta (1:30 hours), Motorboat travel (1:15 hour) meeting of 2 major rivers (Ucayali & Marañon) to pueblo of La Libertad. Afternoon dolphin watching session at the camp where we will have the unique opportunity to see the pink freshwater dolphin. If we are lucky we will also have the chance to swim with them. Overnight at Lodge at La Libertad.
July 15, 2014. Day 25 Cruise Rio Maranon to close to pueblo Viente de Enero. Afternoon fishing for piranha, peacock bass and other species of fish in the reserve. After dinner we will go on a night time nature walk to see what types of species can be seen (lizards, snakes, spiders, monkeys). Overnight in Tents in Pacaya Samiria Reserve
July 16, 2014. Day 26 Walk to the Pacaya Samiria jungle reserve. After dinner, night boat trip looking for different kinds of nocturnal animals. Overnight in Tents in Pacaya Samiria Reserve
July 17, 2014. Day 27 Morning trip to the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve. After lunch back to the city of Iquitos. Visit to IIAP (Instituto de Investigación de la Amazonía Peruana). Night in the Hotel Iquitos or fly Lima
July 18, 2014. Day 28 Fly Iquitos – Lima. Night in the Hotel.
July 19, 2014. Day 29 Fly Lima (20:10 h) -
July 20, 2014. Day 30 Amsterdam (15:40- 16:50 h) Budapest (18:50)
Services included in the prices:
• Entrance fee to the Huascarán National Park, US$25.00 per person
• Transfer hotel/busstation – Huaraz in Hotel (Huaraz full services Juventino & Eric)
• Peruvian Local Guide (Eric & Cesar Rosales)
• Cook (s)
• Porter (for climbing part)
• Donkey drivers
• Donkeys
• Private transportation Huaraz/according to the program/Huaraz
• Complete meals during the trek program and climbing program
• Kitchen/dinning tent
• Cooking equipment
• Collective technical equipment
• Toilette tent
• Tents VAUDE OR SALEWA / for 2 Person
• Hotel in Lima and Huaraz according to the program 7 nights
• Transfer airport/hotel/airport – Lima
• Transfer/bus station/Hotel – Lima
• Bus ticket Huaraz/Lima, executive service in public bus-Movil Tours or Cruz del Sur
•
Not included:
• Travel accident and health insurance
• Travel luggage and Travel cancellation insurance
• Not mentioned food and beverages
• Personal Spending
• Personal camping and climbing equipment ( sleeping bag, climbing boots, crampons, ice axe, gaiters, harness, snow glasses, appropriate clothes, personal medicines, etc.)
• Tips
•
wn.com/Serbia Expedition Alpamayo (5947 M) The Most Beautiful Mountain In The World 21.06. 12.07.2015
SERBIA EXPEDITION ALPAMAYO
Southwest face, Ferrari Route, or the French Direct,
ITINERARY:
June 21, 2014. Day 01 Fly Belgrade – Amsterdam – Lima (18.05 h)
Night in the Hotel.
June 22, 2014. Day 02 Drive by bus : Lima- Huaraz. Night in the Hotel.
June 23, 2014. Day 03 Huaraz, preparing expedition Night in the Hotel.
June 24, 2014. Day 04 Pachacoto (3700 m) /40 km/, Patococha lake, water Pumapampa, Pumapashimin lake, great Bromeliadis called Puya Raimondi, glacier Pastoruri (4950). Night in the Hotel.
June 25, 2014. Day 05 Drive to village of Cashapampa (2743 m) /100 km/ /3 h/. Trekking to Llamacorral camp (3760 m) /5 h/. 20 km
June 26, 2014. Day 06 Rest Day for acclimatization. Night in Llamacorral camp
June 27, 2014. Day 07 Trekking Santa Cruz Valley, lakes the lagoon Jatunpampa and the Ichicocha.–Alpamayo base camp (4115 m)
June 28, 2014. Day 08 Trekking to Taulliraju Col. 5000m. Back to BC.
June 29, 2014. Day 09 Rest Day for acclimatization. Base Camp.
June 30, 2014. Day 10 Porters to Morrena Camp. 4900m. Back to BC.
July 01, 2014. Day 11 Trekking to Moraine Camp (4877 m) /3 h/.
July 02, 2014. Day 12 Trekking to high camp / Collado Camp/ (5486 m) /5 h/.
July 03, 2014. Day 13 Ascent of Alpamayo (5947 m) /do vrha 7 h/. Descend to Collado Camp.
July 04, 2014. Day 14 One Extra Day for the summit attempt.
July 05, 2014. Day 15 Descend to Base Camp. Night in Base Camp.
July 06, 2014. Day 16 Descend to Cashapampa. Drive back to Huaraz. Night in the Hotel.
July 07, 2014. Day 17 Rest day in Huaraz. Night in the Hotel.
July 08, 2014. Day 18 Rest day in Huaraz. Night in the Hotel.
July 09, 2014. Day 19 Drive by bus Lima. Night in the Hotel.
July 10, 2014. Day 20 Fly Lima – Iquitos (104 m). Rest Day. Night in the Hotel.
July 11, 2014. Day 21 Iquitos -Nanay (Bellavista)/bus/ - Monkey Island /1,5 h/ - Night in the Lodge
July 12, 2014. Day 22 jungle walk, Piranha fishing excursion via canoe, viewing of Victoria Regia. Orientation where we will have the opportunity to meet with the master shaman to discuss the work he will carry out in the evening. Night in the Lodge
July 13, 2014. Day 23 see the sunrise over the Amazon River, Visit with a local native community to learn and observe the local people’s life and customs. Breakfast and departure from Lodge with destination Iquitos City. Upon arrival to Iquitos visit the market of Belen. located on the edge of the Itaya River. Night in the Hotel.
July 14, 2014. Day 24 Iquitos City of Nauta (1:30 hours), Motorboat travel (1:15 hour) meeting of 2 major rivers (Ucayali & Marañon) to pueblo of La Libertad. Afternoon dolphin watching session at the camp where we will have the unique opportunity to see the pink freshwater dolphin. If we are lucky we will also have the chance to swim with them. Overnight at Lodge at La Libertad.
July 15, 2014. Day 25 Cruise Rio Maranon to close to pueblo Viente de Enero. Afternoon fishing for piranha, peacock bass and other species of fish in the reserve. After dinner we will go on a night time nature walk to see what types of species can be seen (lizards, snakes, spiders, monkeys). Overnight in Tents in Pacaya Samiria Reserve
July 16, 2014. Day 26 Walk to the Pacaya Samiria jungle reserve. After dinner, night boat trip looking for different kinds of nocturnal animals. Overnight in Tents in Pacaya Samiria Reserve
July 17, 2014. Day 27 Morning trip to the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve. After lunch back to the city of Iquitos. Visit to IIAP (Instituto de Investigación de la Amazonía Peruana). Night in the Hotel Iquitos or fly Lima
July 18, 2014. Day 28 Fly Iquitos – Lima. Night in the Hotel.
July 19, 2014. Day 29 Fly Lima (20:10 h) -
July 20, 2014. Day 30 Amsterdam (15:40- 16:50 h) Budapest (18:50)
Services included in the prices:
• Entrance fee to the Huascarán National Park, US$25.00 per person
• Transfer hotel/busstation – Huaraz in Hotel (Huaraz full services Juventino & Eric)
• Peruvian Local Guide (Eric & Cesar Rosales)
• Cook (s)
• Porter (for climbing part)
• Donkey drivers
• Donkeys
• Private transportation Huaraz/according to the program/Huaraz
• Complete meals during the trek program and climbing program
• Kitchen/dinning tent
• Cooking equipment
• Collective technical equipment
• Toilette tent
• Tents VAUDE OR SALEWA / for 2 Person
• Hotel in Lima and Huaraz according to the program 7 nights
• Transfer airport/hotel/airport – Lima
• Transfer/bus station/Hotel – Lima
• Bus ticket Huaraz/Lima, executive service in public bus-Movil Tours or Cruz del Sur
•
Not included:
• Travel accident and health insurance
• Travel luggage and Travel cancellation insurance
• Not mentioned food and beverages
• Personal Spending
• Personal camping and climbing equipment ( sleeping bag, climbing boots, crampons, ice axe, gaiters, harness, snow glasses, appropriate clothes, personal medicines, etc.)
• Tips
•
- published: 30 Jun 2015
- views: 1239
Iquitos - Perù Travel
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- Duration: 1:37
- Updated: 10 Aug 2014
- views: 52
Iquitos - Perù Travel - Iquitos is the largest city in the Peruvian rainforest, with a population of 370,962. It is the capital of Loreto Region and Maynas Pro...
Iquitos - Perù Travel - Iquitos is the largest city in the Peruvian rainforest, with a population of 370,962. It is the capital of Loreto Region and Maynas Province.
Located on the Amazon River, it is only 106 m (348 ft) above sea level, although it is more than 3,000 km (1,864 mi) from the mouth of the Amazon at Belém (Brazil) on the Atlantic Ocean. It is situated 125 km (78 mi) downstream of the confluence of the Ucayali and Marañón rivers, the two main headwaters of the Amazon River. Iquitos has long been a major port in the Amazon Basin. It is surrounded by three rivers: the Nanay, the Itaya, and the Amazon.
The city can be reached only by airplane or boat, with the exception of a road to Nauta, a small town roughly 100 km (62 mi) south. Ocean vessels of 3,000 tons or 9,000 tons[1] and 5.5 metres (18 ft) draft can reach Iquitos from the Atlantic ocean, 3600 km away.
Most travel within the city is via bus, motorcycle, or auto rickshaw (mototaxi, motocarro or motokar). Transportation to nearby towns often requires a river trip via peque-peque, a small public motorized boat.
The climate is hot and humid, with an average relative humidity of 85%. The wet season lasts from around November to May, with the river reaching its highest point in May. The river is at its lowest in October.European-Peruvians established Iquitos as a Jesuit mission to the indigenous peoples in the 1750s. In 1864 it started to grow when the settlers created the Loreto Region and made Iquitos its capital. It is the seat of a Roman Catholic Apostolic Vicariate.[2]
Iquitos was known for its rubber industry through the rubber boom of the first decade of the 20th century; it attracted thousands of immigrants from around the world, mostly young, single men who hoped to make their fortunes in rubber. The rise of the automobile and related industries had dramatically increased the worldwide demand for rubber. Some men became merchants and bankers, and made their fortunes that way. Many of the European men married indigenous women and stayed in Peru the rest of their lives, founding ethnically mixed families. The immigrants brought European clothing styles, music and other cultural elements to Iquitos.
Among the unique communities formed by the 19th-century rubber boom immigration was one of Sephardic Jews from Morocco. Many of the men married Peruvian women and made families in Iquitos. They established a synagogue and the Jewish Cemetery. By the end of the 20th century, four or five generations later, most descendants were no longer practicing Jews. In the 1990s, a descendant of a Jewish settler undertook serious study of the religion and began to revive Judaism among his family, friends, and other Sephardim descendants. After years of study, with the help of a sympathetic Conservative rabbi in Lima and another from Brooklyn, New York, eventually a few hundred people learned and practiced and converted. (Conversion was necessary as their mothers were not Jewish.) Many of the converts emigrated to Israel under its right of return policy.[3]
The wealthiest Europeans built great mansions in the late 19th century, some of which survive. Casa de Fierro (Spanish for the Iron House) was designed by Gustave Eiffel, designer of the Eiffel Tower. After rubber seeds were smuggled out of the country and began to be cultivated in quantity elsewhere, the Peruvian boom came to an end. The city is still an important trading port in the Amazon basin.
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Iquitos - Perù Travel - Iquitos is the largest city in the Peruvian rainforest, with a population of 370,962. It is the capital of Loreto Region and Maynas Province.
Located on the Amazon River, it is only 106 m (348 ft) above sea level, although it is more than 3,000 km (1,864 mi) from the mouth of the Amazon at Belém (Brazil) on the Atlantic Ocean. It is situated 125 km (78 mi) downstream of the confluence of the Ucayali and Marañón rivers, the two main headwaters of the Amazon River. Iquitos has long been a major port in the Amazon Basin. It is surrounded by three rivers: the Nanay, the Itaya, and the Amazon.
The city can be reached only by airplane or boat, with the exception of a road to Nauta, a small town roughly 100 km (62 mi) south. Ocean vessels of 3,000 tons or 9,000 tons[1] and 5.5 metres (18 ft) draft can reach Iquitos from the Atlantic ocean, 3600 km away.
Most travel within the city is via bus, motorcycle, or auto rickshaw (mototaxi, motocarro or motokar). Transportation to nearby towns often requires a river trip via peque-peque, a small public motorized boat.
The climate is hot and humid, with an average relative humidity of 85%. The wet season lasts from around November to May, with the river reaching its highest point in May. The river is at its lowest in October.European-Peruvians established Iquitos as a Jesuit mission to the indigenous peoples in the 1750s. In 1864 it started to grow when the settlers created the Loreto Region and made Iquitos its capital. It is the seat of a Roman Catholic Apostolic Vicariate.[2]
Iquitos was known for its rubber industry through the rubber boom of the first decade of the 20th century; it attracted thousands of immigrants from around the world, mostly young, single men who hoped to make their fortunes in rubber. The rise of the automobile and related industries had dramatically increased the worldwide demand for rubber. Some men became merchants and bankers, and made their fortunes that way. Many of the European men married indigenous women and stayed in Peru the rest of their lives, founding ethnically mixed families. The immigrants brought European clothing styles, music and other cultural elements to Iquitos.
Among the unique communities formed by the 19th-century rubber boom immigration was one of Sephardic Jews from Morocco. Many of the men married Peruvian women and made families in Iquitos. They established a synagogue and the Jewish Cemetery. By the end of the 20th century, four or five generations later, most descendants were no longer practicing Jews. In the 1990s, a descendant of a Jewish settler undertook serious study of the religion and began to revive Judaism among his family, friends, and other Sephardim descendants. After years of study, with the help of a sympathetic Conservative rabbi in Lima and another from Brooklyn, New York, eventually a few hundred people learned and practiced and converted. (Conversion was necessary as their mothers were not Jewish.) Many of the converts emigrated to Israel under its right of return policy.[3]
The wealthiest Europeans built great mansions in the late 19th century, some of which survive. Casa de Fierro (Spanish for the Iron House) was designed by Gustave Eiffel, designer of the Eiffel Tower. After rubber seeds were smuggled out of the country and began to be cultivated in quantity elsewhere, the Peruvian boom came to an end. The city is still an important trading port in the Amazon basin.
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Duped by travel agent, begging in Malaysia
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Hillary Clinton email leak: Wikileaks documents show Democratic nominee believes Saudi Arabia and Qatar fund Isis
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A second batch of leaked email exchanges allegedly between Hillary Clinton and her 2016 campaign chair John Podesta have been seized on by both left- and right- wing commentators as evidence of inconsistencies in the Democratic presidential nominee’s foreign policy stance. ... Nadia Murad....
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Philippine President Duterte Announces Trips To Beijing, Moscow To Build Relations
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said Tuesday he will move forward with his plans to visit China and Russia while criticizing the United States for “arrogance,” Agence France-Presse reported. "China has repeatedly invited me. I have accepted the offer.” – Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte. While not specifying when the China visit will take place, Duterte said the trip will take place prior to his Oct....
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Mark Burnett Breaks Silence On Behind-The-Scenes Unaired Trump Video
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Mark Burnett, the man behind such shows as “Survivor,” “Shark Tank,” “Are You Smarter Than A Fifth-Grader” and both “The Apprentice” and “The Celebrity Apprentice,” will not be releasing any behind-the-scenes, unaired footage of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, Variety reported.In a statement by Burnett and MGM released to Variety Monday, the creator and producer said....
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Doctors Remove 80 Maggots From Little Girl's Ear
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A 4 year old Indian girl was taken to the hospital after complaining of an earache and doctors removed 80 maggots from her ear. . Radhika Mandloi, from central India, began to suffer extreme pain and itching in her left ear. The Daily Mail reports that her parents initially dismissed her discomfort, but when she began crying endlessly they took her to a nearby hospital. ... ... ... ... ....
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Khizr Khan: 'Saddened All Over Again' To Hear Trump Mention Deceased Hero Son
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Khizr Khan, the Gold Star father of Army Capt. Humayun Khan, killed in 2004 in Iraq, lashed out at U.S ... “I was saddened all over again that this candidate lacks the character, lacks the ability to understand the pain of those that have sacrificed their lives in defense of this country.” – Khizr Khan ... The father said he has done so only because he feels it is a means of honoring his son, the report said ... He was honorable to his oath....
Jessica Nauta - Ronnie Ross Bogard
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Jessica Nauta and Ronnie Ross Bogard exchanged wedding vows at 3.30 p.m ... Elaine and Pieter Nauta of Purcellville, Va., are the parents of the bride. She is the granddaughter of Phyllis and the late Charles Watson and Robin Nauta, all also of Purcellville, and Virginia and the late Henry Duys of Charleston, S.C....
Freshmen stand out on offense for Georgia
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He threw two touchdown passes, with freshman tight end Isaac Nauta accounting for the first one with a 50-yard score at the 4.07 mark of the third quarter that put the Bulldogs up 24-14. Nauta, who broke into open field after blowing by Vols linebacker Cortez McDowell, set career highs with five catches for 83 yards....
Tennessee stuns Georgia on final-play Hail Mary touchdown to Jauan Jennings
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ATHENS, Ga. — Fifteen years after Georgia';s famous "Hobnail Boot" win at Tennessee in 2001, the Volunteers won the Hail Mary game against their border rivals ... What preceded the touchdown loomed large in the first half, though ... Between the two punts Eason hit wide open tight end Isaac Nauta for an easy 50-yard touchdown to extend the lead to 24-14 with four minutes left in the third quarter ... Tweets by @patrickbrownTFP ....
Indra presents its wi-fi content solution for transport at Innotrans (Indra Sistemas SA)
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(Source. Indra Sistemas SA). Indra will present its innovative solution for offering transport users multimedia digital content over their mobile devices via Wi-Fi at Innotrans, the rail sector's most important international fair, held in Berlin between September 20-23 ... This is possible thanks to the versatility and capabilities of Indra's Nauta onboard unit that acts as a smart server ... Both are also part of another Indra development....
Trenton Thompson shines in Georgia's close call
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ATHENS, Ga ... Thompson headed a defense that was mostly good against the Colonels, as the Bulldogs held the Football Championship Subdivision foe to 236 yards ... When I look out there and see (freshmen) David Marshall, Tyler Clark, Michail Carter, Julian Rochester, Charlie Woerner and Isaac Nauta — it's scary to think about guys like that being out there in clutch situations, which they're going to be throughout conference play." ... ....
Connected2Fiber raises $1.12 million for Predictive Marketing AI Push to SaaS Marketplace Enablement Platform
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BOSTON, Sept. 8, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Predictive AI SaaS company for the networking industry, Connected2Fiber, has raised $1.12 million in venture funding for market expansion. The Seed investment round was led by Nauta Capital. Connected2Fiber, is a Boston based SaaS Marketplace ... ....
WUHO Gallery Presents Fall 2016 Exhibitions (Woodbury University)
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(Source. Woodbury University). Woodbury University School of Architecture announced its Fall 2016 exhibition schedule for its Hollywood WUHO gallery. This season's events kick off on September 8 at WUHO - the Woodbury University Hollywood Outpost - with Form Work, an exhibition by Yasushi Ishida. Title. Form Work. Yasushi Ishida. Exhibition. September 8 - October 2. Opening ... Title. Range ... Samantha Hardingham with Jan Nauta and Scrap Marshall....
The Labor Day Guide to Putting Your Money to Work
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Retailers use Labor Day to sell us "elegant" fire pits and pom-poms for handbags (yes, an accessory for an accessory). That isn't quite what the holiday is about. It's about work.1 ... Very few of us are saving enough for retirement. One example ... Source. Vanguard ... "We continually see clients overlooking flex spending accounts for health care or child care,” said Jeffrey Nauta, of Henrickson Nauta Wealth Advisors ... ....
DISNEY’S THE LODGE, A NEW MUSIC-FILLED MYSTERY/DRAMA SERIES, MAKES ITS NORTH AMERICAN DEBUT ON DISNEY CHANNEL CANADA, SEPTEMBER 23 (Corus Entertainment Inc)
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(Source. Corus Entertainment Inc) ... To share this release socially. http.//bit.ly/2c2ads0 ... British actors Sophie Simnett, Jade Alleyne, Scottish actor Thomas Doherty (Doherty also stars in the upcoming Disney Channel Original Movie Descendants 2), Luke Newton, Jayden Revri, Joshua Sinclair-Evans and Bethan Wright, as well as Danish actress Clara Rugaard, Dutch actress Sarah Nauta, and French actor Tom Hudson. The supporting cast includes....
Disney Channel to Premiere ‘Disney’s The Lodge,’ A Music-Filled Mystery/Drama Filmed in Northern Ireland (press release) (Disney Channel Worldwide)
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(Source. Disney Channel Worldwide) ... The series stars emerging talent from across Europe including British actors Sophie Simnett, Jade Alleyne, Scottish actor Thomas Doherty (Doherty also stars in the upcoming Disney Channel Original Movie 'Descendants 2'), Luke Newton, Jayden Revri, Joshua Sinclair-Evans and Bethan Wright, as well as Danish actress Clara Rugaard, Dutch actress Sarah Nauta and French actor Tom Hudson ... 9th Grade Ninja.'....
New offensive coordinator Jim Chaney pleased with Georgia tight ends
Edit Times Free Press 10 Aug 2016
Jeb Blazevich, Jordan Davis and Jackson Harris are Georgia';s returning tight ends with game experience, and they have been joined by true freshmen Isaac Nauta and Charlie Woerner. Nauta was the top tight end nationally in the 2016 signing class and enrolled in January, while Woerner was a ......
5 questions for UGA heading into the season
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In 34 days, Georgia';s Kirby Smart coaching era will begin against North Carolina, which won the Coastal Division of the Atlantic Coast Conference last season and has been picked to repeat that feat ... The starting quarterback on Sept ... 1 ... Should the receivers struggle throughout camp, the talented tight end quartet of Jeb Blazevich, Jordan Davis, Jackson Harris and five-star freshman Isaac Nauta could be used even more come September ... ....
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