Jinka Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Jun)

Tribes in the Mango National Park are real.

( I TOOK GREAT CARE IN EXAMINING ALL PICTURES SO THAT THEY DO NO REVEAL ANY NUDITY AND DO NOT VIOLATE COMMUNITY RULES) There are many tribes that share the land along the Omo River in the southern most parts of Ethiopia. These tribes have been there for thousands of years and they are truly fascinating, warm and very resilient people. If you’re traveling to either northern Kenya or in the southern part of Ethiopia I suggest you ask your guide to help you arrange a visit to one or more of these Tribal Community’s. I was not allowed to post any pictures showing any private parts so the ones I have are very limited because most of the tribes do not wear much clothing like we do in the west, the temperatures can exceed 40°C and clothing is just not an option. The children were so grateful just for a mouth full of water from a plastic bottle. The women were crafts-makers and their jewelry was remarkable with all natural bead work that was dyed bright colors from natural ingredients. Their clothing was all handmade with striking colors and style. All the men from the tribes are gone to either hunt or work in the fields. The women are left with the children to raise as that is their customs. #africa #ethiopia #travel #wanderlust #travelling #traveller #travelphotography #instatravel #adventure #journey #travelgram #travelpassion #travellifestyle #MyTripVlog #wonderlust #trip #ilovetravel #traveling #traveladdicted #travelgoals #traveljournal #traveladdict #bestvacations #travelphotos #traveler #tourist #travelblog #tourism #2023travelwish

Omo Valley Tours Ethiopia

PLANNING THE TRIP OF YOUR DREAMS IN ETHIOPIA OMO VALLEY TOURS Our mission is to ENRICH your journey with a traditional and realistic approach. Promising always, to custom suit an EXCLUSIVE ITINERARY designed explicitly to complete your unique exploratory needs. We understand that every journey is UNIQUE & every traveler has varying needs, values & expectations. Whether you are searching for BEAUTY, EXCITEMENT, CULTURE, DIVERSITY or all of these wonderful aspects of travel, MAMARU ETHIOPIAN TOURS will accommodate your thoughts & ideas and help you with valuable advice to design the perfect adventure, so you don’t miss a thing and leave with all of your dreams fulfilled. Omo Valley Tours #ethiopia #omovalley #omoriver #tribes #mamaruethiopiantours #mamarulocalguide #omovalleytribes #omovalleytour #omovalleylocalguide #africa #travel #travelblogger #travelafrica #travelethiopia #seeafrica #visitafrica #mamaru #mamaruendris #localguide

Omo Valley Tribes Tour Ethiopia

Come and get summerged into Ethiopian South of Omo Valley Tours to enjoy the variety of tribal cultures and stunning landscape. PLANNING THE TRIP OF YOUR DREAMS IN ETHIOPIA OMO VALLEY TOURS Our mission is to ENRICH your journey with a traditional and realistic approach. Promising always, to custom suit an EXCLUSIVE ITINERARY designed explicitly to complete your unique exploratory needs. We understand that every journey is UNIQUE & every traveler has varying needs, values & expectations. Whether you are searching for BEAUTY, EXCITEMENT, CULTURE, DIVERSITY or all of these wonderful aspects of travel, MAMARU ETHIOPIAN TOURS will accommodate your thoughts & ideas and help you with valuable advice to design the perfect adventure, so you don’t miss a thing and leave with all of your dreams fulfilled. Omo Valley Tours Getting There - Attractions - Hotels - Food & Restaurants - Shopping - #skiadventure #staycation #themepark #beachlife #omovalley #omoriver #ethopia #africa #travel #travelculture #travelafrica #travelethiopia #mamarulocalguide #mamaruethiopiantours #mamaru #mamaruendris

I thought that in today's modern society, I have long since taken off the original society. I didn't expect to come to the Dimeku Market in Ethiopia. I can also see how strangers can change things. A distant, magical, primitive, ancient country with a history of more than 3,000 years of civilization, retaining some of the most primitive peoples in the world. At the market, the women of the Hamar family spread the pots, the beasts, the animal bone necklaces, and of course the big hair dyes on the ground, waiting for the buyer. Trading is mostly done in the form of barter, but currency is also circulated.

Ethiopia | Airplane + Chartered Car Tour to the Kara Primitive Tribes

| Airplane + Chartered Car Tour to the Kara Primitive Tribes. ✈️: It takes just over an hour to fly from Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, to Jinka, and the round-trip airfare is 580, with Star Alliance membership points available. Show your membership code when checking in. The capital's airport was built by China, and the facilities in Jinka and the surrounding area were also constructed by China. A hotel is being built by Chinese people 150 meters from the airport, which will make future visits even more convenient and safe. 🌲Best time to visit: October to December There are 16 tribes in the south of Ethiopia, each with its own language and unique culture. They rarely communicate with each other and often fight over territory. Select representative tribes to visit, most of which are in the south near Turmi, close to Kenya. 1️⃣Dasenech: To reach this village, you need to ride in a canoe made from fig trees, offering the closest depiction of African portraits. They are also the only tribe that still practices circumcision, which is illegal now, but still exists in remote tribes. There is a small market in the village square every day, selling handicrafts. Visitors can barter, with clothes being quite popular. 2️⃣Hamer: Also known as the 'Red Mud Tribe', they have the Bull jumping ceremony. Unmarried individuals with hair curtains and the main wife with a wooden collar. 3️⃣Karo: The face-painting tribe living in the Omo Valley, they apply white mud dug up from the valley on their faces. 4️⃣Mursi: Between Mago National Park and the World Heritage Site Omo Valley, where the oldest human stone tools were found, live the lip-plate tribe Mursi, the only tribe living in a national park, with about 50 small settlements. They move every month or two because the grass for the animals is depleted. They don't eat guinea fowl, only the eggs, and no one knows why. They are aggressive, so speak less when entering their village. The lip plates are made of clay, and the ear plates are made of wood. 5️⃣Dorze village: Didn't visit, only know they produce attractive small scarves. 6️⃣ Banna: The stilts tribe. Whether in the south or north, the roadblocks for extortion are not for money, but for water, which is a hard currency here, and you can't buy it even if you have money. The stilts tribe stops people for water. 🎁Keyafa Market: It's held every Thursday, quite large, but you can't really buy anything; it's all local produce, handicrafts, and clothing. 💰Chartered car: 3 days, including airport transfers, all food, water, and photography fees, basic accommodation costs 600 US dollars per car. A driver and a guide accompany you. If you shoot a video, an additional 500 local currency per person. 🏡Recommended accommodation: Evangadi Lodge