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Traditional Cultures
An anthropologist's dream, the Horn of Africa is home to numerous ethnic groups, each
with their own language and customs. The 200 dialects spoken in Ethiopia give an indica-
tion of the country's incredible diversity.
Kibish and southwest Omo Valley Meet the fierce Surmi people, who are known for
their white body paintings ( Click here )
Itang Mingle with the ritually scarred Nuer and Anuak peoples around Gambela ( Click
here )
Lower Omo Valley This awesome region is home to 16 ethnic groups, many of which
have not strayed far from their ancient cultures ( Click here )
Konso Villages The fortresslike villages here, built of stone and sticks, and terraced fields
are World Heritage listed ( Click here )
Danakil Depression The Afar residing in this scorching hot desert still walk their camel
caravans to the highlands to sell salt ( Click here )
Dorze The woven houses are just one of the many fascinating things about this proud cul-
ture ( Click here )
Offbeat Travel
There's no shortage of opportunities in Ethiopia, Djibouti and Somaliland to get off the
beaten path. You'll find countless places where you'll be the only visitor.
Kibish Venture to the forgotten side of the Omo Valley and arrange a village stay to ex-
perience some of the most traditional cultures of Ethiopia ( Click here )
Nejo This is a special place: it is said to shelter the oldest gold mines in the world ( Click
here )
Awra Amba Witness a small Utopia in the making ( Click here )
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