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SALUTE FROM THE BEAUTIFUL TRIBES OF SOUTHREN OMO VALLEY, ETHIOPIA.🇪🇹

ON 19TH MARCH 2224 PICKED UP MY RESPECTED CLIENTS (KIRSTEN AND JEN) ALL THE WAY FROM UNITED STATE 🇺🇸 AND WE THEN STARTED OUR 5 DAYS JOURNEY FROM JINKA

WE REALLY HAD A GREAT TIME ON OUR WAY, ENJOING THE STUNNING SCENERIES AND THE AMAZING PEOPLE OF THE OMO VALLEY AND EVERY DESTINATION WE HAVE ATTENDED IN THOSE DAYS.

AFTER A WONDERFUL AUTHENTIC AND UNIQUE EXPERIENCE OF 5 DAYS EXCURSION TO THE UNTOUCHED CULTURALLY DIVERSIFIED OF THE OMO VALLEY TRIBES, AND TODAY WE JUST COMPLETED OUR TRIP AT JINKA AIRPORT .

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Meet the indigenous people of Ethiopia!
Omo valley’s indigenous people have lived in sink with their environment for millennia, still following ancestral customs and rituals, a captivating cultural wealth and beauty of warriors and semi nomads, a photographer’s paradise.
Come and meet the Mursi, the Bana, the Hamer, the Dassanech, the Ari, in their fascinating world,
We encourage you to engage respectfully with the communities and make contact with people beyond taking beautiful pictures.
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The bull jumping ceremony is a coming-of-age ritual of the Hamer young men who want to get married.

Female relatives danced and invite whipping from men who have been initiated recently, showing their support of the initiate and their scars give them a say on whom they marry.

Witnessing the ceremony is an experience you are not likely to forget. Call Bereket to create your own experience around Omo valley.

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+251 927 048 687 (WhatsApp)
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Ethiopia's Kara people are renowned for their attention to appearance. They practice ornate body art, decorate their faces and bodies with chalk and ochre for rituals, pleasure, courtship, and scare off rivals. They also practice scarification for beauty and showing off achievements and pride.

The women usually wear a cowskin skin loincloth, decorated with beads and cowry shells and grease their hair with red clay.

Is it time for you to meet some of the wonderful tribes of Ethiopia?
let us help you plan, call Bereket +251 927 048 687 (WhatsApp)

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There are more than 90 distinct ethnic groups in Ethiopia, the largest being the Oromo, and the Kara the smallest.
The beautiful Kara are known for their attention to appearance, with extraordinary body and face painting rituals using ochre, white chalk, yellow mineral rock to paint themselves. They are semi nomadic and grow Sorghum, corn, beans, pumpkins and peanuts.
Sorghum is also fermented to make beer. The older lady in the photo is making beer outside her home in the tribal village.
To visit the friendly Kara coordinate with Bereket. It is a great introduction to Ethiopia’s tribal communities and a memory that you will cherish.
We encourage you to engage respectfully with the communities and make contact with people beyond taking beautiful pictures.
Wild Ethiopian tours
+251 927 048 687 - Bereket (WhatsApp)
[email protected]
www.wildethiopiatours.com










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The bull jumping ceremony is a coming of age ritual of the Hamer people. Young men must run back and forth across the backs of a row of cows or castrated bulls. The boy must be able to conquer fears and get through the task to qualify to his own cattle, get married and raise children. He is ridiculed if he fails.
Once he passes the test he is blessed and an animal skin is draped over him, to the sounds of rapturous cheering and celebrating.

Coordinate with Bereket for the next bull jumping. This Rite of passage is a great opportunity to meet the Hamer in a time of riotous and joyful celebration.

We encourage you to engage respectfully with their community.

Wild Ethiopian tours
+251 927 048 687 (WhatsApp)
[email protected]
www.wildethiopiatours.com





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The bull jumping ceremony is a coming of age ritual of the Hamer young men who want to get married.

Female relatives danced and invite whipping from men who have been initiated recently, showing their support of the initiate and their scars give them a say on whom they marry.

Witnessing the ceremony is an experience you are not likey to forget. Call Bereket to create for your own personal experience around Omo valley.

Wild Ethiopian tours
+251 927 048 687 (WhatsApp)
[email protected]
www.wildethiopiatours.com















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When meeting the Mursi it is evident how deeply connected they are with their environment, the land, their animals... Their soulful symbols of pride and beauty, like scarifications, body painting & lip plates are equally unique.

Meeting the Mursi is an experience you are not likey to forget. We encourage you to engage respectfully with their community.

Call Bereket to create for your own personal experience around Omo valley.

Wild Ethiopian tours
+251 927 048 687 (WhatsApp)
[email protected]
www.wildethiopiatours.com


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The Daasanach tribe is one of the most fascinating tribes in Ethiopia's Omo Valley. They are a semi-nomadic people who live in small villages near the Omo River and Lake Turkana. The Daasanach are known for their colorful traditional dress, their elaborate body decorations, and amazing ceremonies.

If you're looking for an authentic and unforgettable travel experience, then a visit to the Daasanach tribe is a must. Wild Ethiopia Tours offers a variety of tours that will take you to meet the Daasanach and learn about their culture. Contact us today to learn more about our tours and to book your trip.