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Greetings and welcom to Ethiopia. This is shemels or Abush. I have been in this addictive industry ...
Hello! I want to thank tourHQ on behalf of all the guides for providing us a means of ...
My name is Michael Assefa (Michael Abissinia tours) currently I am working as ...
As a passionate tourism professional, I have the privilege of working as both a tour guide and tour ...
Ethiopia mak tours is a travel company based in the heart of Addis ...
Hi.I am a tour guide around Omo Valley. My main guide area is Arba Minch, Ethiopia. I look forward ...
I study a tour guide at CATERING & TOURISM TRAINING INSTITUTE (CTTI), Graduated on SEP 2012, ADDIS ...
Greeting and Welcome to Land of Origen Ethiopia. I am a tourism professional working ...
Traveling makes human full and am glad to be one of those and i am more than happy to share what i ...
About arbaminch and sourounding arbaminch is located from capitale city of adise abebe is 505 kilo ...
My name is Andualem Gebrekirstos .I based on the heart of omo valley , working in touring ...
I am a tour guide all over to Ethiopia
My name is nuredin haile or(babi) i am well experienced guide and tour organizer in Omo Valley ...
Ethio Simien Trekking Tour and Travel is a locally established and owned tour company based in ...
Untouched and untrodden, the Omo National Park remains perhaps the least-developed and most remote national park in all of East Africa. It sits high on the plateaus of south-west Ethiopia, accessible only by a few treacherous dirt tracks, walking routes and one makeshift air strip set tenuously between the canyons and the banks of the Mui River. But despite the lack of visitors in the modern age, humans are no stranger to this region of dusty valleys, rolling highland savannah and riparian woods: between the rugged gorges and hoodoos of the Omo Kibish Formation were found the oldest remains of Homo sapiens known to man! What’s more, there’s a kaleidoscope of rural tribes – the Hammar, the Mursi, the Kara, the Suri - still peppering the landscapes with their bulbous thatched yurt villages, offering travellers a glimpse at a bucolic, old and traditional Ethiopia that’s all but lost in the cities further north. These fascinating people are also now trying their hands as Omo National Park tour guides, with walking tours and cultural excursions on the menu, offering an introduction to the unique cultural landscapes of the Omo and the timeless heritage they represent.
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