Dorze Village, located near Arba Minch in Ethiopia’s Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples’ Region, is known for its unique culture, traditional craftsmanship, and beautiful landscapes. The Dorze people are famous for their beehive-shaped houses made of bamboo and thatch, designed to withstand the region’s climate. They are also skilled weavers, producing colorful textiles like the Dorze cotton cloth, valued both locally and internationally. The Dorze cultivate enset, a staple food in the region, and their agricultural practices are integral to their lifestyle. Visitors can explore the scenic hills, enjoy Dorze hospitality, and experience traditional weaving and cuisine. Dorze Village offers a deep dive into Ethiopian culture and is a must-visit destination in the southern region.
