No worries, it’s a unique experience. I would recommend starting your stay at one of the “foreigner” camps. These are usually the camps of leaders from that a

No worries, it’s a unique experience. I would recommend starting your stay at one of the “foreigner” camps. These are usually the camps of leaders from that are based in, or have a major following from, a developed nation. (We stayed a Brazilian buba’s camp). It was a good base camp, to escape the festival when necessary. From there you can explore as deep into the festival as you want. It goes for 2 months, so you’ve got plenty of time. It can eventually become overwhelming and you’ll need somewhere to recharge.