Arba Minch Tours, Tickets, & Excursions

OMO VALLEY IN SOUTHERN ETHIOPIA Omo Valley is undoubtedly one of the most unique places on earth because of the wide variety of people and animals that inhabit it. It is located in Africa's Great Rift Valley. The region is known for its culture and diversity. The tribes that live in the lower Omo Valley are believed to be among the most fascinating on the continent of Africa and around the world. Tours are offered to several towns and villages. It is often you come into contact with the following tribes: Arbore, Ari, Bena, Bodi, Bumi, Daasanech , Dorze, Hamer (Hamar), Kara (or Karo), Konso, Kwegu (or Muguji), Mursi, Tsemay, and Turkana when you tour the valley. Banti Omo Valley Tours offers interesting information and quality photo images of the tribes, animals, rivers and national parks that are found in this remote area of the world. So that you can Schedule a trip to the Omo Valley or surrounding areas with us.

Arba Minch, in Amharic Forty Springs, received its name for its abundance of local springs which support the luscious rainforest. The city  bordered by verdant mountains, is home to two of Ethiopia’s largest Rift Valley lakes and Nechisar National Park. Take a beautiful drive up the mountains and Dorze welcomes visitors to see and experience its’ traditional way of life.  With its warm culture and connections with nature, this is one of East Africa’s hidden gems.  • Dorze walking tour : visit the traditional bamboo houses, learn how to make local bread and meet the famous weavers. • Nechisar National Park : gentle hike to see zebras, etc • Lake Chamo boat tour : see crocodiles, hippos and varieties of birds • Forty springs  • Arba Minch walking tour • Coffee ceremony

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Omo Valley is undoubtedly one of the most unique places on earth and the discovery of human remains dating back nearly 2.5 million years prompted UNESCO to dub the Lower Valley a World Heritage site in 1980. The villages are home to some of Africa’s most fascinating ethnic groups and a trip here represents a unique chance for travellers to encounter a culture markedly different from their own. Whether it’s wandering through traditional Dassanech villages, watching Hamer people performing a Jumping of the Bull ceremony or seeing the Mursi’s mind-blowing lip plates, your visit here will stay with you for a lifetime. The landscape is diverse, ranging from dry, open savannah plains to forests in the high hills and along the Omo and Mago Rivers. The former meanders for nearly 800km, from southwest of Addis Ababa all the way to Lake Turkana on the Kenyan border.

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This is a unique tour lead by Minalu Adem, a local tour guide from Omo Valley, speaks the languages, over 15 years of experience. Our Tours follow all the principles of Sustainable & Responsible Travel. We also create to you the opportunity to support conservation projects. Most of all, you will be warmly welcomed by our families and friends while visiting tribal villages as you are with a local operator among them. Lets immerse you in to our culture in an authentic way and we will make you push your boundaries. Get all the privileges of traveling with a local!!!

This tour will start in Arbaminch and ends in Arbaminch. But we can customise the program up on the request. let you discover five indigenous tribes of Africa in the omo valley home for thee divers and distinct tribal groups spectacular nature and reserve , relaxing and spotting birds on the rift valley lakes, get up close and interact with tribes.

Nechisar National Park is one of Ethiopia’s last great surviving wildernesses spanning the narrow yet mountainous ‘Bridge of God’ that separates Lakes Chamo and Abaya. It ranks among the most scenic national parks in East Africa. There’s an air of untamed grandeur that lingers over the lakes and mountains which makes this undiscovered trekking route a must see for nature, bird and animal lovers. You will hike through diverse habitats ranging from thick bush, rain forest, natural springs, acacia woodland, two Rift Valley Lakes to wide-open Savannah. Each terrain offers different wildlife including baboons, Columbus monkeys, surviving herds of Swaynes’s hartebeast, zebras, Grant gazelles, crocodiles, hippopotamus and 350 different bird species. "I absolutely loved my trek in Nechisar, the views are absolutely breathtaking, the wildlife fascinating and the camp dinners were cosy and fun" (2019 customer)

OMO VALLEY IN SOUTHERN ETHIOPIA Omo Valley is undoubtedly one of the most unique places on earth because of the wide variety of people and animals that inhabit it. It is located in Africa's Great Rift Valley. The region is known for its culture and diversity. The tribes that live in the lower Omo Valley are believed to be among the most fascinating on the continent of Africa and around the world. Tours are offered to several towns and villages. It is often you come into contact with the following tribes: Arbore, Ari, Bena, Bodi, Bumi, Daasanech , Dorze, Hamer (Hamar), Kara (or Karo), Konso, Kwegu (or Muguji), Mursi, Tsemay, and Turkana when you tour the valley. Banti Omo Valley Tours offers interesting information and quality photo images of the tribes, animals, rivers and national parks that are found in this remote area of the world. So that you can Schedule a trip to the Omo Valley or surrounding areas with us.

This tour offers a unique off beaten route, making you spend more time with the tribes to witness their culture and the way they preserve it for the next generation. This tour gives you a chance to learn the life and culture of the rural area of Ethiopia.

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Omo Valley is undoubtedly one of the most unique places on earth and the discovery of human remains dating back nearly 2.5 million years prompted UNESCO to dub the Lower Valley a World Heritage site in 1980. The villages are home to some of Africa’s most fascinating ethnic groups and a trip here represents a unique chance for travellers to encounter a culture markedly different from their own. Whether it’s wandering through traditional Dassanech villages, watching Hamer people performing a Jumping of the Bull ceremony or seeing the Mursi’s mind-blowing lip plates, your visit here will stay with you for a lifetime. The landscape is diverse, ranging from dry, open savannah plains to forests in the high hills and along the Omo and Mago Rivers. The former meanders for nearly 800km, from southwest of Addis Ababa all the way to Lake Turkana on the Kenyan border.

I organise a private tour based on your interest. come to get a real satisfaction and great experience with us