Day 2 - Samburu: Samburu Tribe 

During the journey up to Samburu National Park, we had an optional visit to a traditional Samburu village to meet the tribes and take a tour of the village. It was a very nice visit at the time, but thinking back we felt that we were 'intruding' into the lives of the tribes people, visiting their homes and so forth. It was an 'interesting' place though!

The Samburu National Reserve is within the lands of the colourful Samburu people, the cousins of the Maasai tribe
The Samburu National Reserve is within the lands of the colourful Samburu people, the cousins of the Maasai tribe
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More pictures of the Samburu People.  The Kenya northern tribal warriors and pastoralists
More pictures of the Samburu People. The Kenya northern tribal warriors and pastoralists
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A version of the Samburu Tribe Dance - outside of the village
A version of the Samburu Tribe Dance - outside of the village
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More dancing...
More dancing...
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and more....!
and more....!
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...even more dancing.  The other tourist in the picture was one half of the other travel companion couple on our Safari trip.
...even more dancing. The other tourist in the picture was one half of the other travel companion couple on our Safari trip.
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The dance continues....
The dance continues....
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The tour group photograph with the Samburu tribe
The tour group photograph with the Samburu tribe
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One of the tribe games - the name of the game eludes me!!!
One of the tribe games - the name of the game eludes me!!!
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The 'Women' Welcome Dance (you can see the tour micro-buses in the background).
The 'Women' Welcome Dance (you can see the tour micro-buses in the background).
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The Welcome dance continues....
The Welcome dance continues....
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View of the Samburu cattle arriving outside of the village. The warriers (Men) and cattle walk miles to find ground suitable for grazing - quite difficult in such a barren terrain as you can see from the pic!
View of the Samburu cattle arriving outside of the village. The warriers (Men) and cattle walk miles to find ground suitable for grazing - quite difficult in such a barren terrain as you can see from the pic!
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A dance with the Samburu children
A dance with the Samburu children
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Another picture with the children
Another picture with the children
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Another group photograph within the village
Another group photograph within the village
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How to make fire from dung!  No joke!
How to make fire from dung! No joke!
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The results of the 'harvest', or should that be "dung"?
The results of the 'harvest', or should that be "dung"?
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"Joseph", the Samburu Tribe provided us with a guided tour of the village.
"Joseph", the Samburu Tribe provided us with a guided tour of the village.
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