6 Days Omo Valley Tour from Arba Minch

In the afternoon you will visit the Dorze Village. The Dorze people are famous for weaving, pottery, and Kocho, local food from the false banana plant (Enset). You will experience the local food and experience the cultures and traditions of the Dorze people.
Meals: D
Overnight: Haile Resort

Following breakfast, you will go for a boat trip on Lake Chamo to see crocodiles and Hippos on the so called crocodile market. After lunch, drive 90 km 2 hours to visit the Konso village, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Ethiopia celebrated for its terracing and also known for producing some of the best coffee in the country. The Konso are Cushitic-speaking people who live in southwest Ethiopia and are famous for their traditional stone-walled villages and Cultural Landscape. You will also visit the Konso museum and cultural center as well as the King of one of the nine clan of the Konso people.
Konso is the first place in Ethiopia to be recognized as a ‘cultural landscape,’ a nod to its importance as a repository for bio cultural diversity evolved over many centuries.
Meals: B, L, D
Overnight: Kanta Lodge Konso

After breakfast, continue to Turmi. On the way, you may visit a tribal market on a Market day (Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday). You will also visit the Banna tribal village and meet with the beautiful Banna tribe who live agro pastoral lifestyle producing sorghum and maize along with their cattle and goat heard.
Meals: B, L, D
Overnight: Buska Lodge Turmi

Drive from Turmi to the Karo tribe and get an authentic cultural experience with the Karo people. They are famous for elaborate body and face painting. In the afternoon of this day, visit a tribal market in the Lower Omo River Valley, Ethiopia.
Meals: B, L, D
Overnight: Buska Lodge

Continue to Omo Rate town 70km south of Turmi. It is the last border town with Kenya. The Dassanech or Daasanach tribe live around Omo Rate. Dassanech means people of the delta in the local language. After experiencing the Dassanech people, you will return to Turmi for lunch. You will also visit a tribal market on your way back to Jinka if it is a market day.
Overnight: Eco-Omo Lodge

Embark on a day excursion to Mago National Park to visit the Mursi village, home to one of Ethiopia's most distinct ethnic groups. The Mursi are famous around the world for their instantly recognizable 'lip plates'. They are pastoralists who keep herds of cattle and goats and are most famed for the lip-piercing custom of their women who, at the coming of age, insert clay disks into incisions made in their lower lips. In addition, they are the warrior tribe of the Omo Valley.
Meals: B, L
Following lunch in Jinka, you will be transferred to Jinka Airport to fly to Addis Ababa.