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10 Days 9 Nights
Daily Tour
25 people
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Step into a world of timeless tradition and living heritage with this immersive 9-day Ethiopia Cultural Tribal Tour. Journey deep into the heart of the Omo Valley and southern Ethiopia, where you’ll encounter some of the continent’s most fascinating tribes—each with their own unique customs, rituals, and art forms. Ideal for culture lovers, photographers, and experience-driven travelers, this itinerary highlights authentic village visits, hands-on cultural workshops, vibrant markets, and breathtaking landscapes.
| # | Discount group | From adult | To adult | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Group Size | 2 | 3 | 0% |
| 2 | Group Size | 4 | 6 | 14% |
| 3 | Group Size | 7 | 16 | 20% |
Meet your guide, city highlights (National Museum, Merkato), welcome dinner. Overnight Addis.
Visit Dorze village (weaving demo & bamboo houses), sunset over Lake Chamo. Overnight Arba Minch.
(UNESCO site), explore terraced villages and waka statues. Afternoon continue to Jinka. Overnight Jinka.
visit Mursi village (learn about lip plates, traditions). Afternoon with Ari tribe—pottery/craft session. Overnight Jinka.
Local market day at Key Afer/Dimaka (depending on the day) for Ari, Hamer, Benna, and Tsemay encounters. Proceed to Turmi (Hamer region). Traditional dance and bull-jumping demonstration (if in season/available). Overnight Turmi.
Visit Karo tribe village by the Omo River (body art, riverside scenery). Cross by boat to Dassanech tribe (delta dwellers). Return to Turmi for local music night.
Market visit or ceremony in Turmi; later drive to Omorate (Dassanech). Afternoon: interaction with local schools or elders. Evening drive to Konso or Arba Minch.
Return to Arba Minch. Optional crafts or culinary session. Relaxing boat trip on Lake Chamo (crocodiles, hippos, birds). Farewell group dinner.
Final shopping, farewell coffee ceremony, and airport transfers. Tour ends.
A: Yes—your trip uses local facilitators, fair compensation, and only visits with community consent. Photography by prior permission.
A: Many trips coordinate with weekly markets or festival calendars. Bull-jumping/dance are seasonal but most groups will see at least one ceremony.
A: Absolutely private, family friendly, and small group options available.
A: Mostly easy-moderate: vehicle transfers, walks in villages, markets, and some uneven ground.
A: Yes—vegetarian, vegan, or allergies with advance notice.
A: Yes, culturally sensitive expert guides plus local tribal speakers for immersive encounters.
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