This is an ecovillage that teaches permaculture. Gaarawé is a dream I've pursued for years. The name comes from a flower that gives off a unique scent. Sensibilization: 🌟 BEFORE YOU BOOK: A PACT BETWEEN US Your feedback on our environmental commitment is our greatest reward. Choose us only if you're seeking an authentic experience, based on the principles of deep ecology and radical sustainability that we promote. Our village is not for you if: • You consider coexistence with forest insects and small animals an inconvenience. • You prefer the standardized comfort of a hotel to the wild, unpredictable luxury of nature. • You do not share the choice to ban plastic, aggressive chemical repellents, and industrial food. We welcome you with open arms if: • You understand that our pure water and conscious food are health choices, not optional extras. • You seek a place where technology serves humanity, not the other way around. • You desire a sensory awakening, far from compulsive consumerism. 💚 OUR ECO-STANDARDS 🚫 No Plastic Bottles • Each bottle contains 250,000 microplastic particles. 🐍 Coexistence with Nature • This forest hosts 5% of Earth's flora/fauna. • Spiders, small mice, snakes, scorpions are part of our ecosystem. 🌍 The 3 Rs • Recycle • Reuse • Reduce • This means refusing plastic and toxic food, NOT spending less 🍽️ Conscious Consumerism • Avoid compulsive shopping - it sponsors wars and corruption. • Help us heal society together. 📵 Digital Detox • Nomophobia is a disease - this is a place to heal. A negative review, based on the absence of what we deliberately do not offer out of commitment to our values, does not judge a service, but offends a shared dream and a community. If your experience here has stayed in your heart, let it become part of others' hearts too. Share your rating on the platform that hosts us: in exchange for 5 virtual stars, we have given you a million real ones... that you can touch with your eyes. ✨

Welcome to Gaarawé village, situated in one of the most ancient tropical forests in the world. The village offers accommodation for tourists and travelers, a place of residence for residents and a refreshment stop for collaborators and people of good will. Come to learn about permaculture on our farm together with our volunteers, explore the beautiful national parks around us and be a part of our little community that we’re building!The project is self-financed and based on the economy of self-sufficiency, following the principles of Permaculture. We have a powerful water-tower to supply water to the whole village. There is a large common area with shared kitchen, toilet, shower and laundry facilities. WiFi is also available. We have vegetable gardens which are already producing food for our own consumption, our seedbeds are always full with seedlings and we keep expanding our gardens to constantly improve our self-sufficiency. Activity from the Gaarawé Village Kayak Tubbing Thai cooking class Relax - only Saturday and Sunday massage Italian food :) Tour visit the Lake trek inthe forest other beautifullplaces we can suggest

Gaarawé village is fortunate to be located near the most primitive forest of the planet! We have some wonderful itineraries of uncommon places to visit: caves, waterfalls, trekking, canoeing, the big tree, fascinating temples, hot springs, the largest dam, and our beautiful river where we cool down, swim, and fish. In January, while walking in the forest you can see the Rataflesia, the largest flower in the world,which is only found here. We are happy to facilitate all of the wonderful tours for you. *** Mindfulness to visit the Forest and our ecovillage. A profound truth we often forget: the human being is not a machine of efficiency, but a cosmic organism – capable of feeling, intuiting, connecting with nature and the very mystery of life. Sometimes technology distances us from this awareness, making us believe we must always be "productive," always connected, always performing. But true evolution lies not in accelerating, but in returning to feeling: the breath, the wind, the rhythm of the seasons, the voice of silence. The human machine is perfect not because it is infallible, but because it knows how to adapt, feel emotion, create, and even "pause" to regenerate. The greatest rebellion today is precisely remembering to be human – in a world that pushes us to be numbers, algorithms, consumers. The only next step in evolution will not be technological, but spiritual: returning fully to what we are, in harmony with the cosmos that hosts us. Let us rebel against the industrial age for a new, true, ethical civil revolution. Let us return to being part of nature and the cosmos.