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Ethiopia

One of the most unique and fascinating countries on earth.

Ethiopia is rich in history and breathtaking natural beauty and is also home to some of the oldest indigenous communities in all of Africa. Situated in the south of the country, the vast UNESCO world heritage accredited-Omo valley, is home to a dozen different tribal groups who have lived there for centuries, and have retained much of their traditional practices and ways of life.

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Peru is a beautiful and fascinating place synonymous with Andean peaks, and ancient Incan cities, and it also boasts one of the most biodiverse sections of the Amazon rainforest.

Home to more than 1000 bird and 200 animal species, an incredible array of flora, and a number of indigenous tribes. Travel deep into this spectacular rainforest to meet and stay with the Matsés people, an indigenous group who have called the Peruvian and Brazilian Amazon home for centuries, developing a unique, intimate bond with this amazing ecosystem which continues to sustain their traditional way of life.

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Papua New Guinea

A wild and beautiful land shrouded in mystery and brimming with adventure.

Papua New Guinea is characterised by untamed, rugged landscapes, home to some of the most fascinating tribal groups on the planet. Perhaps the best known, the Huli and Duna, are renowned for their traditional dress, body art, and ceremonial rituals whilst the Asaro tribe’s unique, traditional costumes include masks made from mud.

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Although the Ecuadorian Amazon only accounts for around 2% of its total mass.

It is one of the most ecologically-rich sections in all of South America. Thought to be the most biologically diverse place on earth the Yasuni National Park encompasses 9,823 km² of colourful rainforest and is home to thousands of species of flora and fauna, and a number of indigenous groups, who have retained their deep connection with the Amazon and continue to advocate for its protection.

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Botswana

One of Africa’s oldest indigenous groups, The San, or as they’re sometimes known ‘The Bushmen’, share a deep connection with the lands of Southern Africa.

Which is central to their enduring cultural practices and traditions. Though they inhabit a number of countries, the largest modern-day community is found in Botswana, and joining the group on a walk offers a fascinating insight into their traditional way of life which has allowed them to adapt and sustain themselves in this often harsh environment.

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Synonymous with the Amazon, Brazil is home to over 60 percent of the rainforest.

Which covers much of the northwest of the country and is inhabited by an incredible diversity of flora and fauna and a number of indigenous groups.

The gateway to the Amazon, the city of Manaus is home to the famous, ‘Encontro das Águas’ the meeting point of two different coloured rivers and is the perfect departure point from which to explore these biodiverse jungles, as well as to experience traditional Amazonian culture, habits, and customs from a local tribe.

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