Day 2: Drive Turmi- Nyangatom (Bume)Village -Karo(Kara) Village-Turmi (160km, 3hours)

In the morning drive to Nyangatom/Bume Village -The Nyangatom people live on the western side of the Omo River, their homeland stretches into South Sudan. The elders of both sexes wear a lower lip plug the men's made from ivory and the women's from copper. Young girls wear a dress made from goat- or sheepskin with unique decoration made from nails. After visiting this Tribe's village for as much time you need then we would be making an excursion journey to Korcho villages of the Karo tribe, which are renowned for their exquisite body painting and decorative body scarification. After visiting this village for as long as you need, we then drive back to Turmi.

Overnight In Buska Lodge.

Today is an early start! Early in the morning, drive to the border town of Omorate, which is home to the Dassanach tribe, who are thought to have Bantu descendants. Crossing the newly constructed Omo River bridge and heading to a little-known dassanch pastorilist community, hoping to arrive before the sun rises, before the cattle leave their barn to capture the incredible natural and human atmosphere, would then photograph children feeding and playing, women milking, cooking by fire, grinding corn meal, and men with their flock. After visiting this Tribe's village for as much time you need, then we drive back to jinka through Turmi drop you at your hotel and then after freshen up in the afternoon we will take you for the Ari tribe's village, who are settled on the Plateau lands surrounding the lower Omo Valley zonal Administrative town of Jinka. Then visit the village life of these societies from door to door by trekking. You will love meeting them in the middle of their daily life activities and interact with them by watching how they are very hospitable to welcome you to their communal village compound to have a coffee. After this activity we drive back to town.

Overnight in Nasa pension.