7 hours
Easy
A highlight of the experience is the preparation of ritual foods, each dedicated to an Orixá. Guests witness the careful selection of ingredients, such as acarajé for Iansã, canjica for Oxalá, and amalá for Xangô. Cooking is accompanied by sacred songs and prayers, reinforcing the deep spiritual connection between food and devotion.
After preparation, visitors are invited to taste some of the dishes, understanding how Candomblé honors the Orixás through culinary offerings. This shared meal symbolizes community, respect, and ancestral wisdom. The afternoon concludes with a roda de cânticos, where sacred chants celebrate the spiritual forces present.
This experience provides a profound insight into Candomblé’s traditions, leaving visitors with a deeper appreciation for its rituals and the sacred role of food.
Tasting the different offering of food to the Orixás
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transport to and back to your hotel
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no pets allowed
no structure for weelchair
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