The Hamer Tribe is another indigenous group residing in the Omo Valley region of Ethiopia. They are known for their unique hairstyles, adorned with red clay and butter, and their traditional clothing, which includes beautifully decorated beads and cowrie shells. The Hamer people have distinct ceremonies, such as the bull-jumping ceremony, which marks the transition of young men into adulthood. Visiting a Hamer village provides an opportunity to witness their cultural traditions, music, dance, and way of life.