Ethiopia: Omo Valley Tribes 3 Days Tour from Jinka

Immerse yourself in the rich cultural diversity of the Omo Valley tribes in Ethiopia on a 3 day tours from Jinka. Learn about the unique customs & traditions of the Hmmer,Dasenach,Karo & Mursi tribes.
Discover the Omo Valley tribes in Ethiopia, home to around eight tribes comprised of over 200,000 people speaking 47 different languages. Learn about the fascinating range of cultural practices and four of Africa’s major linguistic groups.

Visit the Daasanach tribe, also known as the Geleb, Marille, and Rashiat, who live just north of Lake Turkana. They are neighbored by Turkana and Bume and are Ethiopia’s southernmost people. At a population of around 24,000, the Daasanach can be divided into eight clans.

Meet the Tsemai Tribe, the dominant people of the Weito village on the Konso-Jinka road. They are estimated to be a total number of 5000 people and their territory extends along the western bank of the Weito River known in Tsemai as the Dulaika River.

Visit the Arbore Tribe, who migrated to their present homeland from Konso two centuries ago. They played an important role in trade between the Omo River and the Konso highlands because they have an ancestral and cultural link to Konso and the pastoralists of the surrounding lowlands.

Meet the Bume Tribe, also known as the Nyangatom tribe, who live west of the Daasanach people, southwest of the Karo people and north of the Ethio-Kenyan boundary. The Bome occasionally migrate into the lower regions of the Omo National Park when water or grazing is scarce.

Visit the Mursi Tribe, with a population of about 5000, the Mursi tribe are primarily pastoralists categorized in the Nilo-Saharan language family. The Mursi tribe lip plates are already famous and usually involve an unmarried woman’s lower lip, being pierced and then progressively stretched for about year.

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