🇸 Surinam Kwamalasa Tour Perfect Guide

Travel course, preparations, precautions summary

✈️ Travel Essentials

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18인치 20인치 24인치 28인치 기내용 대형 하드 …로켓

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📅 Kamalasa Mutu 2 nights 3 days trip

Day 1: Native Native Culture and Village Village

Kwamalasa Mutu Village → Tiri Yo Culture Center → Sipali Winnie River → Baptist Church

Recommended time:8 hours

Core points:In the Kamalasa Mutu, the largest American village in the southern part of Surin, 1,100 Tyri Yo and the Wiwai tribes live together, and the history of the village built in 1971 and the Grass Hopper operation in 1960, exploring the cultural changes that were influenced by the Baptist Missionaries. Attend the magnificent natural scenery of the Amazon basin that forms the Korantine River by joining the River on the river and observes the lives of indigenous people based on traditional fishing and small agricultural agriculture.

📍Komalasa Mutu Village 📍Sipali Wini River 📍Tyri Yo Foot Culture Center 📍 Baptist Church

Day 2: Exploration of Berepai Cave and Ancient Petroglyphs

Berepai Cave → Ancient Petroglyphs → Hungia and Rock Chicken Habitage → Jungle Trekking

Recommended time:10 hours

Core points:In the Berepai Cave, which is a two -hour jungle walk from the village, it explores more than 350 prehistoric petroglyphs of the Amazon region, discovered in 2004, appreciates a huge rock and overhang structure that is presumed to be more than 4,000 years old, and a huge rock and overhang structure engraved with abstract patterns, and have found evidence that human beings lived for 5,000 years ago. Understand the importance and experience the rich symbolic works of ancient forest residents who are believed to be the ancestors of the Native Americans in this mysterious cave, which is also a nest habitat for Kia or Rock Chicken.

📍 Berepai Cave 📍 ancient petroglyphs 📍Kia or rock chicken habitat 📍 Jungle trekking

Day 3: Traditional Culture Experience and Natural Examination (Optional)

Traditional Kasaba Agriculture → Bush Meat Hunting Culture → Mawayana Preservation → Contribution to the Korantine River

Traditional agriculture:4 hours, limited crop cultivation method centered on Kasaba and sustainable Amazon agricultural experience

Bush Meat Hunt:3 hours, traditional hunting culture and survival skill learning based on fish and wild animals

Mawaiyana:It takes 2 hours, observed endangered language preservation activities in which the last two speakers live in 2015

River conjugation point:It takes 1 hour, a spectacular view of the Sipali Winni River and the Coeroeni River to form the Korantine River

📍Casava Farm 📍 Traditional hunting ground 📍Mawanana Preservation Center 📍Orantine River joining point

🎒 Kamalasa Mutu Morning Preparation

📋 Basic documents

passport(What is left for more than 6 months)
Surin -Nam Tourism Visa(Korean 90 -day visa is available)
Airline ticket e-Ticket output
Accommodation card (via Paramaribo)
Travel Insurance Certificate
Seasonal disease vaccination certificate (required)

💳 Financial related

Credit card(1 Visa, 1 each)
Surinity Dollar (SRD) cash(For local small payment)
US dollar cash(Exchange and emergency)
Coin Wallet (For Surinnam Cent Storage)
Donation of Aboriginal Village (Culture Experience)

📱 Electronic device

220V A/C type plug(Surin -Nam standard)
Mobile phone charger and large -capacity auxiliary battery
Satellite telephone or satellite communications (for remote communication)
Waterproof cell phone case (compared to Amazon humidity)
Camera (for petroglyphs and jungle shooting)
Headlamps and flashlights (for cave exploration)

🧳 Household goods

Jungle trekking boots (waterproof, snake protection)
Quick dry mountain climbing suits (prepared for Amazon humidity)
Mosquito nets and sea food (for outdoor accommodation)
Powerful insect repellent (DEET more than 30%)
Woobi and waterproof backpacks (tropical rainforest showers)
Sunglasses (strong ultraviolet rays near the equator)
Swimsuit (in the river and swimming)

💊

Malaria Prevention Pharmaceutical (Start before departure)
Diarrhea and suit system (water adaptation problem)
Antibiotics and wound therapeutics
Anti -heating agent, painkiller
Allergic drugs (preparation for insect bites)
Comprehensive vitamins (nutritional supplements)

🏛️ Other goods

Integer filter or water purification tablet
Korean snacks (preparation for local food adaptation)
Cultural exchange gifts (Korean traditional props)
Waterproof bag (storage of important items)
Energy bar and nuts (for long time trekking)

⚠️Kamalasa Mutu Travel Case

🚨 Health and safetyism

Main risk factors:Malaria, yellow fever, dengue fever, toxic flora and fauna

malaria:Malaria dangerous areas in Amazon, required to take preventive drugs, mosquito insect thorough
yellow fever:Can't enter the country without a certificate of vaccination, completed 10 days before departure
Toxic animals:Wearing attention, boots and gloves such as viper, danifu, scorpion, and scorpion
drinking water:Be sure to boil or purify to eat and recommend bottled water

🚌 Traffic and access precautions

flight:1 hour and 30 minutes from Paramaribo to a small aircraft,
River transportation:Use of the Sipali Winney River boat, Woori (May-August) Water level change
Road access:Only access to land, only aviation or river transportation
communication:Since 2010, telephone network connection, internet instability
Emergency situation:Paramaribo transfer in case of limited and serious emergencies in medical staff

🌡️ Climate -related precautions

Woogi (May-August):Increased precipitation, river water level rise, mosquitoes increase
Dry (September-April):Relatively dried, trekking timely
Temperature:25-32 degrees per year, 80% of humidity
Daily crossroads:It can fall to 20 degrees at night
ultraviolet rays:Strong ultraviolet rays and sun creams near the equator

🏛️ Cultural precautions

Religious consideration:Strongness of Baptism, Respect for Worship Time on Sunday
Photo shooting:Be sure to request permission before shooting Aboriginal photography
Petroglyphs protection:Berepie Cave Petroglyphs touch or prohibit damage
language:Tyriyer is the main language, Dutch, and English limited
Gift culture:Preparation for a small gift for a village visit

🧳 Travel Accessories

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💡 Kamalasa Mutu Travel Tips

Optimal visits:September-April dry season is best for trekking and cave exploration
Local guide:Local Tiri Yo Guide required for exploration of berepie caves
Traditional food:Experience traditional food experiences of indigenous people such as Kasaba, fish, and Bush Meat
Eco Tourism:Use of eco tour facilities owned by community
Archaeological importance:A historical place with evidence of human residence for 5,000 years
Biodiversity:Amazon Tropical Woorim Opportunity Opportunity Opportunity
Culture Preservation:Endangered Language Preservation Activities such as Mawayana
Sustainable travel:Responsible travel supporting Aboriginal community

💰 Kamalasa Mutu Travel Expected Expected Expense

Airfare
International flight:1,800,000 won ~ 3,500,000 won (Incheon-Paramaribo round trip)
Domestic flight:400,000 won ~ 600,000 won (Paramaribo-Kamalasa Mutus round trip)
Flight time:A total of 20-24 hours (2-3 times via 3)

Daily expenses (based on one person)
lodgment:$ 30-80 (Eco-Logi-Guest House)
Food expenses:$ 15-35 (local food and simple meals)
guide:$ 50-100 (local guide and tour)
traffic:$ 20-50 (boat and local movement)
etc:$ 10-30 (souvenir and donation)
total:$ 125-295 (about 17-400,000 won)