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Photos from Amazon Explorer's post 23/04/2026

The Matsés: A History of Resistance and Survival in the Deep Amazon (Part 2)
How did the Matsés manage to preserve their culture despite the rubber boom and external pressures?

In the second part of our series, we dive into the intense and fascinating history of the "Mayoruna" people. From the era of interethnic warfare and territorial defense to their strategic withdrawal into the most remote areas of the Javari Basin to avoid the rubber tappers.

We explore the pivotal moments that shaped their current world:

Territorial Mobility: Their life before the mid-20th century.

The 1969 Contact: How the arrival of missionaries changed their settlement patterns forever.

Resilience: How they transitioned from nomadic longhouses to riverine communities without losing their deep connection to the forest.

This is not just history; it is the soul of the territory we explore in our expeditions.

Read the full story here:
https://amazonexplorer.com/history-and-contact-of-the-matses-people-in-the-amazon-rainforest-part-2/

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For those who value authentic history and the strength of Indigenous heritage, this chapter is a must-read.

Photos from Amazon Explorer's post 28/03/2026

Planning your trip to Iquitos, Peru?
Your first instinct will likely be to book an Amazon lodge… but not all experiences are created equal. At our blog, we’ve published a guide to help you choose with clarity, safety, and real criteria.

Here’s what you need to know:

1. Location matters
Not all jungle is the same. Learn the difference between accessible buffer zones and true primary rainforest.

2. What to really expect
From logistics and energy supply to food, safety, and overall structure, understand what you’re actually booking.

3. Wildlife ethics
Respect is defined by distance.
We firmly reject any tour that promotes handling wild animals for photos.

A lodge is the first introduction to the Amazon, ideal for comfort, short stays, and structured experiences.

But if you’re looking for something deeper… real survival skills, true isolation, and a raw connection with the rainforest, this guide will help you understand the difference.

Read the full article:
https://amazonexplorer.com/iquitos-jungle-tours-a-guide-to-choosing-the-best-amazon-lodges/

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https://amazonexplorer.com/links/

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