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Himba or Mursi? What is a more interesting visit?
Hi,
I don't know if I will go to Ethiopia or Namibia. I'd like visit Himba or Mursi peole. Does anyone tell me which is a more interesting visit? I'd like to speak with whom has visited both. thanks bye Jones |
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Himba or Mursi? What is a more interesting visit?
Himba communities are not so hard to reach.
Mursi, from what a friend tells me, are much more difficult. But, what is your point? These people are not like animals in a zoo, where you can just drop in and 'see' them. Do total strangers come to your house and ask to watch you go about your daily life? |
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Himba or Mursi? What is a more interesting visit?
Hallo Jones - I can not speak about Ethiopia but perhaps and opinion on the
Himba can help you. I think the key word is "interesting". What exactly would you like to do or see when visiting these peoples? You are more than welcome to write me directly as I have been actively involved with social development projects amongst the Himba since 1984. Greetings Koos Jones wrote in message ... Hi, I don't know if I will go to Ethiopia or Namibia. I'd like visit Himba or Mursi peole. Does anyone tell me which is a more interesting visit? I'd like to speak with whom has visited both. thanks bye Jones |
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Himba or Mursi? What is a more interesting visit?
Jones,
We visited them both. If you like to make photographs, both are excellent! Himba can be met in the village Opuwo in the Northern part of Namibia, but better is to ask a guide in Sesfontein (make reservations in advance), situated in a remote area and you need a good car (4x4WD preferable) We just returned from a trip to Ethiopia. Musi is hard to find (take an organised trip or at least a good guide/driver who is familiar to this tribe).The reason is that this tribe is (still) often on warpath with other tribes as Konso etc.They are really "wild" and we had some (anxious) problems with them!! But if you visit them you can make very very nice pic's! They are living in a remote area, the trip to there is very hot and you will met also the Tse Tse- fly (only active in the morning). For pic's about Himba see our website: http://www.homepages.hetnet.nl/~louine Photo's from Mursi will be added later on our website If you like to have more info contact me. Lou Andreoli Wildlife Photographer "Jones" schreef in bericht ... Hi, I don't know if I will go to Ethiopia or Namibia. I'd like visit Himba or Mursi peole. Does anyone tell me which is a more interesting visit? I'd like to speak with whom has visited both. thanks bye Jones |
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