Ayu Ethiopian Tribal Tours

27/04/2024

27/04/2024

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In summary, tourist guides not only provide valuable information and assistance to travelers but also play a vital role in fostering peace by promoting cultural understanding, respect, and responsible tourism practices.

11/04/2024

Dallol-Denakil Depression , Arta Ale Active Volcano , Camel Caravan (Salt mining , Salt Pool , Afar Region Ethiopia 🇪🇹

18/02/2024

11/02/2024

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Wonderful Young Hamer Tribesmen , Turmi , Omo Valley , Ethiopia 🇪🇹

11/02/2024

Ayu Ethiopian Tribal Tour & Travel :- Journey to witness the majestic giant lobelia, a unique plant species found only in this region. Standing tall amidst the rugged landscapes, these otherworldly plants are a sight to behold. As we trek through Bale Mountain National Park, you'll have the opportunity to marvel at these remarkable flora and learn about their importance to the local ecosystem. Don't miss this chance to immerse yourself in the natural wonders of Ethiopia!



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10/02/2024

The Mountain Nyala, found in Ethiopia's Bale Mountains National Park, is a stunning and charismatic species that attracts wildlife enthusiasts from around the world. As a tour operator in Ethiopia, I can't stress enough the incredible experience of witnessing these majestic creatures in their natural habitat. The Bale Mountains are a sanctuary for the Mountain Nyala, offering a chance for visitors to marvel at their grace and beauty against the backdrop of lush, high-altitude moorlands and forests.

When planning a trip to see the Mountain Nyala, it's important to consider the unique biodiversity of the Bale Mountains. In addition to the Nyala, visitors may encounter other wildlife such as the Ethiopian wolf, Menelik's bushbuck, and various bird species. Guided tours and hikes through the national park provide an opportunity to witness these remarkable animals, while also taking in the breathtaking landscapes that define this region.

For wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers, a visit to the Bale Mountains National Park to witness the Mountain Nyala is an unforgettable experience that truly captures the essence of Ethiopia's natural beauty.

10/02/2024

Mursi Tribes Village , Mago National Park Deep , Omo Valley , Jinka Ethiopia 🇪🇹
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09/02/2024

Among the many in Tigray, deserves to be mentioned first. This is not because it is the largest or the most important, but because it's known for its great historical significance in Tigray, houses one of the few remaining examples of ancient Axumite architecture in its church. Founded by , one of the 'Nine Saints', in the early 6th century, it is one of the oldest monasteries in the country, along with those founded by his fellow monks, such as in Axum, in Yeha, in Medera, and in Gheralta. It was constructed by King Gebre Meskel, the son and successor of King Kaleb, during the first half of the 6th century, and is regarded as one of the most important Christian centers in . Only men are allowed to enter this nearly inaccessible monastery, situated at the top of a sheer-sided amba - a steep-sided, flat-topped mountain. To reach the monastery, men must ascend by pulling themselves up using a rope made of twined leather, although the monks are there to assist if necessary. In the past, the monastery served as a from invaders due to its remote location. Today, approximately 150 monks reside there, leading a self-sufficient lifestyle by cultivating crops and raising all-male livestock, eliminating the need to venture beyond the mountain.

Visit Tigray - The cradle of Civilization

21/01/2024

BLUE NIE WATER FALLS AT BHAIR DAR , AMHARA STATE , ,NORTH ||ETHIOPIA 🇪🇹||

Visit BLUE NILE WATER FALLS

Visit tha magnificent the longest river in the world 🌎 and un amazing smoke water falls we call (Tis Abay) incredibley stunning views when you watching on the front of Tis Abay .
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And you we Visit also the other part of Bahir dar we call monastery Ura Kidane Mihret church, commonly referred to as one of the most beautiful churches on Ethiopia's largest lake. Originally built in the 14th century, before being reconstructed in the 16th, the holy place rests in a glade surrounded by lush vegetation. Step inside the Ethiopian-Orthodox convent to find numerous murals painted between 100 and 250 years ago. Keep an eye out for pieces by famous artist Alaqa Endige, which were painted during the reign of Emperor Menelik II, and are considered the attraction's most significant works. Make your way back outside and see the church's treasury located next door; it houses crowns and robes belonging to the country's previous emperors. For Ura Kidane Mihret and beyond, use our Bahir Dar trip itinerary maker website to get the most from your Bahir Dar vacation.
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11/12/2023

Bena Tribes , Stick Walking Boy , at Key Afer , Omo Valley , Ethiopia 🇪🇹📷

11/12/2023

Surma / Suri Tribes , Southwest -Omo Valley , Ethiopia 🇪🇹📷👌

11/12/2023

Surma /Suri Tribes , Southwest -Kibish Wells ,Omo Valley ,Ethiopia 🇪🇹📷

10/12/2023

Arta Ale Volcano , at Afar , to absolutely unbelievable naturally , Afar Region , Ethiopia 📷🇪🇹👌🌏👆

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28/11/2023

ROCK -HEWEN CHURCH NORTH AHMARA STATE, NORTH ||ETHIOPIA ✈️🇪🇹||

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Lalibela Ethiopia’s rock-hewn churches

The small town of Lalibela Perched in Ethiopia’s Lasta Mountains at 2,600m (8,530ft), is home to one of the world's most astounding sacred sites: eleven rock-hewn churches, each carved entirely out of a single block of granite with its roof at ground level.

Religious ritual is central to the life of the town, with regular processions, extensive fasts, crowds of singing and dancing priests. This, combined with its extraordinary religious architecture and simplicity of life, gives the city of Lalibela a distinctively timeless, almost biblical atmosphere.

History of the Rock-Cut Churches of Lalibela

The town of Lalibela was originally known as Roha. It was renamed after the 12th-century King Lalibela, who commissioned these extraordinary churches. Lalibela was a member of the Zagwe dynasty, which had seized the Ethiopian throne around 1000 AD. When his rivals began to increase in power, Lalibela sought the support of the powerful Ethiopian Orthodox Church by building the churches in this small town.

King Lalibela is life is full of legends. It is believed that upon his birth, he was surrounded by a cloud of bees. Hence, his mother gave him the name Lalibela, which means, “the bees recognizes his sovereignty.” Lalibela's older brother, Harbay, the incumbent monarch, was naturally disturbed to hear this news and unsuccessfully tried to have his brother murdered. Persecution continued for several years, culminating in a deadly poison that left the young prince into a three-day coma . During the three-day stupor, Lalibela was transported by angels to heaven, where God ordered him to return to Roha and build churches the like of which the world had never seen before. After Lalibela woke up from the comma and was crowned as a king, he gathered local handymen and started building the churches.

Another legend says that Lalibela has visited Jerusalem and vowed to build a new Jerusalem as his capital in response to the capture of old Jerusalem by Muslims in 1187.The rock churches, although connected to one another by maze-like tunnels,

25/11/2023

Abuen yemata Guh , Orthodox Christian rock.church ,top tigray region , Ethiopia 🇪🇹

24/11/2023

Tsemai people (also spelled Tsemay, Tsamay, Tsamai, Tsamako, or Tsamakko) are an ethnic group of southwestern Ethiopia. They speak a Cush*tic language called Tsamai, which is one of the Dullay languages, and thus related to the Bussa and Gawwada languages.

According to the 1998 Ethiopian census, the Tsamai number 9,702. The number of speakers of the Tsamai language is 8,621, with 5,298 monolinguals. Many Tsamai use the Konso language for trade purposes.

Most Tsamai live in the Bena Tsemay woreda of the Debub Omo Zone of the Southern Nations, Nationalities, and People's Region, in the Lower Omo River Valley and just to the west of the Konso special woreda. Many Tsamai live in the town of Weyto, which is approximately 50 km from the town of Jinka, on the Konso-Jinka road.

Most Tsamai are agro-pastoralists, herding cattle as well as growing crops. Many Tsamai women wear clothing made from leather. Many Tsamai men carry small stools around with them, which they use in case they need to sit down.

They have a very low level of literacy: below 1% in their first language and 2.8% in their second language.

21/11/2023

Bale Mountain National Park ,Mammals of Ethiopia…

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Ethiopian Wolf (Canis simensis)
Distribution::Endemic to the Ethiopian Highlands
IUCN status:: endangered, decreasing due to habitat destruction through livestock, rabies outbreaks and canine distemper
Typical localities: Restricted to six isolated populations. Bale Mountains NP, Arsi Mountains NP, Amhara Saynt NP, Simien Mountains NP and the community conservation areas Menz Guassa and Abuna Josef.
Local name: Key Kebero
Habitat: confined to high moorlands, particularly Afroalpine grasslands, not near human habitation, 3,000 to 4,100m

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20/11/2023

AYU ETHIOPIAN TRIBAL TOURS company, we are passionate about providing adventure seekers with unforgettable experiences. Our expert guides are experienced in leading groups through some of the world's most stunning destinations, while prioritizing sustainable tourism practices. We believe in immersive experiences that allow travelers to truly connect with the culture and people of their destination. Our customized itineraries cater to individual preferences and interests, ensuring that every trip is unique and tailored to the needs of our clients. With unbeatable value and memorable journeys, we strive to create lifelong memories for every traveler who joins us on our tours.
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Thursday June 29 ,2023 📸

Broadly speaking, the Benna belong to the Hamar-Bashada cultural group. Numbering about 35,000 they are primarily settled farmers living in the highlands to the east of the Mago National Park. They enter the Park to hunt during the dry season; if they manage to kill a buffalo they adorn them with clay and have a celebration.
Most of the south Omo Valley tribes are photo shy but you could ask for their consent or negotiate a fee before you take a formal one. this one is a perfect quick snapshot captured without consent. resonating their beauty through their only best way known. hair makeup; that's ochre, butter, and water blended dreadlocks and braid. intricately patterned goat skins with cowrie shells and beads. the wide range of adornments is another addition to the polychrome.

Ethiopia-the perfect human photography destination.

From exploring new cultures to creating unforgettable moments, it's a priceless treasure that stays with you forever.
Men may marry as many women as they like, but only within their own tribe. A "bride price" of cattle and other goods is provided by the prospective husband and his near relatives. A typical household consists of a woman, her children, and a male protector. A man may be the protector of more than one household, depending on the number of wives he has. Also, men are sometimes assigned the responsibility of protecting a divorced woman, a widow, or the wife of an absent husband (usually his ...

19/11/2023

Mursi Tribes women portrait , Jinka , Omo Valley Ethiopia 🇪🇹
Immerse yourself with Ethiopia stunning cultures 🇪🇹

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We Ethiopian have vast culture that admired and astonished many foreigner even the world could give witness for this,Ethiopian is surrounded by over 89 Nation, nationality of peoples every cuture of ethiopia have it's own unique tradition through the wearing styles and living standards especially the the omo valley tribes which located in the south west region of ethiopia have attractive culture through the ornaments and wearing design they follow it's an overwhelm blessing to have such a culture from us we are very confident and have the dignity on our culture that we have God has declare for us,despite the fact the current leadership is undertaking unessary condition to our country we refuse his ideology and one day the time will come where we can maintain our freedom and peace without any fear of influence,it's only a matter of time and after this thing happen suddenly there will also a freedom for foreigner to come through in Ethiopia in order for touring the historical heritage and invest in, 🇪🇹