The Lower Omo Valley in the South of Ethiopia is perhaps
one of the most ethnographically diverse regions in the
world. It served as an ancient meeting point as tribes
migrated from all corners of Africa and now plays host to
many different tribes each with unique and fascinating
customs.
@MelakT Nice pictures. Please tell us more about this tribe and culture of the people. Thanks 
Hello @MelakT i love your adventure, please description little bit about photo you shared here,who they are? And are you adventure alone or group, I’m curious!
Thanks for sharing @MelakT great photos. Can you please tell us something about where you took the photo and the subjects and how you made the photo each time you share?
Paul
Thanks a lot 
The Lower Omo Valley in the South of Ethiopia is perhaps
one of the most ethnographically diverse regions in the
world. It served as an ancient meeting point as tribes
migrated from all corners of Africa and now plays host to
many different tribes each with unique and fascinating
customs.
Photographic Highlights
A chance to visit some of Africa’s most elaborately decorated indigenous people including the Surma, Mursi, Hamer, Arbore, Bana, Nyangatom, Kara and Dassanach tribes.
Join award winning and unique photography Trip with Melak Tadesse
to meet these tribal rings and engage with them for photographic portraits, landscape spectacular and unique stars photography in our remote tribal villages camping nights.
A true adventure in the wildest regions of southern Ethiopia,
exploring The tribes rarely visited villages and coffee plantations of the midlands
, the Mago River, Kibish River, Weito River area, Omo River and national
park Mago National Park
and the Omo-Turkana Tours team guides who are knowledgeable about the natural and human history of the Omo River Valley
Excursions in tribal villages at sunrise, sunset and night to enjoy the best light of day,
the massive star’s milky-way dramatic change during the night for photography.Local Guide Ethiopia
@MelakT Exotic and wonderful photographs. Thank you for sharing. Why do they remain in the Bush? Why not relocate to the city?
Thank you very much Everyone
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Jinka Things to do Jinka offers a variety of activities and attractions for visitors to enjoy. Here are some things to do in Jinka: 1. Visit the South Omo Research Center and Museum: This museum provides a fascinating insight into the diverse cultures and traditions of the tribes in the Omo Valley. You can learn about their unique customs, rituals, and way of life. 2. Explore the Mago National Park: Located near Jinka, this national park is home to a wide range of wildlife, including elephants, zebras, giraffes, and various bird species. You can go on a guided safari or hike through the park to observe these animals in their natural habitat. 3. Experience the Key Afer Market: Every Thursday, the town of Key Afer comes alive with a vibrant market where locals from different tribes gather to sell their goods. You can browse through a variety of handicrafts, textiles, jewelry, and traditional artifacts. 4. Visit the Ari Village: Just a short distance from Jinka, you can visit the Ari Village and interact with the local Ari people. You can learn about their agricultural practices, traditional houses, and even participate in their daily activities, such as farming or brewing local beer. 5. Take a trip to the Omo River: The Omo River is a significant waterway in Ethiopia, and you can take a boat trip along its banks to witness the stunning landscapes and spot wildlife. You may also have the opportunity to visit some remote tribal villages along the river. 6. Attend a cultural festival: Jinka hosts various cultural festivals throughout the year, where different tribes come together to showcase their traditional dances, music, and ceremonies. These festivals provide a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture and witness age-old traditions. 7. Hike to the Mursi Village: The Mursi tribe is known for their distinctive lip plates, and you can hike to their village from Jinka. This trek will take you through beautiful landscapes and allow you to interact with the Mursi people, gaining insight into their customs and way of life. 8. Visit the Jinka Market: Jinka itself has a bustling market where you can find local produce, spices, and traditional crafts. It’s a great place to experience the vibrant atmosphere and interact with the friendly locals.
