The Omo Tribes: Ethiopia’s natural beauties.

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Last fall I had the chance to fulfill my one of my long-held dreams to visit the Omo valley and spend time with its remaining tribes.  The Omo valley is in the Southern part of Ethiopia and the lack of roads and infrastructure in the area makes it very difficult to reach and to explore.  Staying at two different camps over two weeks, seven of us were able to meet with four of the sixteen or so different tribal groups found in the region. 

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ooh! Sub Saher Afrika!

3 Responses to The Omo Tribes: Ethiopia’s natural beauties.

  1. thanks Shaaban for re-blogging these fantastic photos

  2. I love these images! Fantastic culture!

  3. I love the images as well and I would love to take a trip to ethiopia. It looks so interesting and filled with excitement.

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