Mago National Park

In the morning take a flight to Jinka on arrival you will drive to Turmi home of the Hamer people The Hamer, or Hamar, is an Omotic community inhabiting southwestern Ethiopia. They inhabit the territory east of the Omo River and have villages in Turmi and Dimeka. The 2007 national census reported 46,532 people in this ethnic group, of whom 957 were urban inhabitants. They are known for their practice of body adornment and wearing a multitude of colorful beads. Women adorn their necks with heavy polished iron jewelry. The Hamer men have a reputation of being less than adoring husbands. The women submit to the ritual floggings proudly and love to show the deep scars that are regarded as proof of devotion to their husbands. on the way visit Bana village.

In the morning, excursion to visit the Dassanech Ethnic group (70 km, one way), famous for their nomad lifestyle and very interesting decoration and scarification on their bodies. There are also great views of the Omo River when crossing it in a dugout canoe. Turmi is well known for its traditional events and with some luck you will even participate in a Hamer marriage ceremony, with its bull jumping ceremony and more! The afternoon excursion may be canceled if there is a bull jumping ceremony as it is so worthy looking. Late afternoon drive to Jinka for overnight stay.

Mago National Park

In the morning drive to mursi village crossing mago national park The Mursi people who are known for their lower lip and earlobe plates.