The experience
A week here, hour by hour.
Not a timetable. A description of what the days actually feel like, so that nothing about arriving is a surprise.
Mornings start early because the forest does. Light comes up through mist and the birds get loud before six. Most people are awake without an alarm by the third day.
The middle of the day is slow on purpose. It is hot, it is humid, and the sensible thing to do is very little. Guests read, sleep, swim where it is safe, or sit with a guide and talk.
Evenings are when the place changes. The temperature drops, the crickets and frogs start their own quiet concert, and on ceremony nights people gather in the round house after dark.
The day after a ceremony is protected. Nothing is scheduled against it.