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Omo Valley, Ethiopia — The many tribes living along the Omo River are renowned for their unique, ecstatic ritual decoration. Their customs and awe inspiring appearance have been the subject of decades of research.
Children of the Kwegu people, known for their intricate flower headdresses and face paint.
Photographer: Hans Sylvester
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An elder of the Karo tribe rests with his head on his wooden head-rest which protects his clay hairdo, Omo Valley, Ethiopia - by John Warburton-Lee, English
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Hamar Woman, Ethiopia.
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A young boy leads a group of men and women. Kara Tribe. Omo Valley, Ethiopia. 2012
Ohoto by Steve McCurry
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Painted Karo Dancer; Ethiopia - Angela Fisher
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Surma People of Ethiopia, photographed by Robin Yong in 2017
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Pics That Capture The Beauty Of Humans That’s Often Overlooked
Mother And Child By François Pache, Omo Valley, Ethiopia
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Suri tribal girl, Omo Valley, Ethiopia
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Old Surma woman with a stretched lip in Turgit Village, Omo Valley, Ethiopia, 2010 - by Eric Lafforgue (1964), French/Belgian
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Sam Baker - Omo Valley
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Peoples of Ethiopia, photographed by Daniel Taveira
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📷 Carol Beckwith/Angela Fisher
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Ethiopia's Untamed Beauty: Explore Diverse Wildlife and Landscapes
While Ethiopia Safaris may not fit the model of typical African safari experiences, fabulous wildlife encounters are still guaranteed. In the Simien Mountains, you’ll witness troops of Gelada monkeys frolicking on cliffs, while in the Bale Mountains, the endemic Ethiopian wolves guard their highland habitat.
For more wildlife adventures, head to Lake Tana and Harar. At Lake Tana, you'll see hippos and crocodiles in the shallow waters. In Harar, witness the unique spectacle of hyenas guarding the ancient city walls. Birdwatchers will delight in the Simien Mountains' raptor population, soaring above the thermal regions.
For a dramatic wildlife spectacle, Gambella National Park is the place to be. Here, you can witness the massive migration of cape buffaloes and numerous antelopes, making it a prime destination for wildlife enthusiasts.
Extend your adventure by exploring Ethiopia’s rich cultural heritage. Visit Axum to discover ancient ruins of palaces, churches, and castles, including the Church of St. Mary of Zion. In the Omo Valley, immerse yourself in the vibrant cultural diversity of indigenous tribes, witnessing their unique traditions and ceremonies.
Ethiopia’s diverse wildlife, stunning landscapes, and rich cultural experiences make it a unique and unforgettable destination. From thrilling safaris to ancient historical sites, Ethiopia Safaris offers a truly extraordinary journey.
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"African Tribal Portraits"
"Surma Tribe of the Omo Valley, Ethiopia."
By Susan Greeff
reFocus 2024 Black & White Photo Contest
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