At the southern tip of Ethiopia, where the Omo River delta enters Lake Turkana, is a spectacularly beautiful area co-habited by a mixture of indigenous tribes whom may be one of the last peoples on earth intact from modern civilization. Tourism is booming in this area, thanks to the looks and way of life of these tribes that make you feel like you’ve just stepped into a National Geographic documentary. But tourism also brings controversy – described by some as “human safari”, it’s almost impossible not to construe one’s curiosity as disrespect and even judgment. Modern civilization is closing in. Massive dams have been built on Omo River which devastated the livelihood of these tribes who have relied on the seasonal flooding for centuries. Tribesmen are now learning about phones and money. Some may even want to venture out to the other parts of the world. The last remaining cultures of untouched ancient Africa is sadly disappearing.