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4 day(s)
Regular & Private
1-18 people
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"Experience the heart of Ethiopia’s cultural mosaic with our 4-day Omo Valley tour. Visit unique tribal villages, witness centuries-old traditions, and enjoy breathtaking scenery in one of Africa’s most fascinating regions."
Duration
4 day(s)
Max Group Size
1-18 people
Tour Code
41251
Departure Type
request
Tour Category
Culture & Historical
Guiding Method
Fully guided
Operated In
Age Requirement
9 - 90
Jinka
08:30
Bole Addis Ababa International Airport
18:30
Fly from Addis Ababa to Jinka and continue on a 130 km drive
to Turmi town via Jinka, Keyafer, Aldubba, and Dimeka towns. In the late
afternoon, visit a Hamar tribe village and get a genuine experience with the
Hamar people. Overnight Emerland lodge
Drive 75 km south to Omo Rate town on an asphalt road to
visit the Dassanech tribe who live by the Omo River. After having a genuine
interaction with the Dassanech tribe, return to Turmi for lunch. And attend
bull jumping ceremony in hammer. Overnight Emerland lodge
Drive to Korcho village of the Kara (Karo) tribe. Meet with the Kara people in their village on the shore of the Omo River. The Kara or Karo is the least populous ethnic group in the Omo Valley region. They are famous for elaborate facial and body paintings. Return to Turmi for lunch and proceed to Jinka town. Overnight Nasa Hotel in Jinka
early morning having a breakfast and fly to Addis Ababa in the afternoon. Later, you will; have farewell Dinner and ready for your departure
Hotel and lodge
Domestics flight
we have a professional experience guide
full meals breakfast, lunch and Dinner
All entrance fee
professional tour Guide expanse
local guide
government Tax
Photography and Video fees
Coffee
bull jumping ceremony
4D4 car with fuel
All entrance fee
professional tour Guide expanse
local guide
government Tax
Photography and Video fees
Coffee
bull jumping ceremony
insurance
international Flight
peroneal expanse
Tips
Travelers should bring lightweight, breathable clothing, sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses), insect repellent, a camera with extra batteries, and cash for local purchases. It's important to respect local customs—ask permission before taking photos and dress modestly. Be prepared for basic accommodation and limited amenities in remote areas. A knowledgeable local guide is essential for meaningful and respectful interactions with the tribes.