A Hallucinogenic Plant, Two Indigenous Tribes And A Trip To Remember
A meeting with shamans in Colombia allows El Espectador's Pablo Correa to experience an "indescribable" ritual.
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A meeting with shamans in Colombia allows El Espectador's Pablo Correa to experience an "indescribable" ritual.
Posted on March 10, 2021 | Views: 399 cwebb2021-03-09T17:32:47-08:00 by Dimitri Selibas: It’s 16:00 near lake La Cocha in Colombia’s southern department of Nariño, and the kitchen staff at Naturalia are busy at work… Long light rays of an overcast afternoon mingle with smoke wafting in from the trout being prepared in the scullery next door. Indigenous Colombian chef and environmentalist Anibal Jose Criollo presides over the team inside the humble cabin, pausing to greet a neighbour delivering a basket of fruit while his six-year-old niece Helen sits in a corner, playfully s...
By Dimitri Selibas 8 February 2021 It's 16:00 near lake La Cocha in Colombia's southern department of Nariño, and the kitchen staff at Naturalia are busy at work. Long light rays of an overcast afternoon mingle with smoke wafting in from the trout being prepared in the scullery next door. Indigenous Colombian chef and environmentalist Anibal Jose Criollo presides over the team inside the humble cabin, pausing to greet a neighbour delivering a basket of fruit while his six-year-old niece Helen sits in a corner, playfully sifting blackberries. 50 Reasons to Love the World - 202...