Witness one of the most vibrant cultural events in one of the most remote corners of the world. The Gerewol festival is a spectacular gathering of the Wodaabe tribe - a nomadic cattle-herding tribe in the Sahel region of Chad. Every year, in the end of the rainy season, the Woodaabe people gather to celebrate their beauty and charm - something they take particular pride in, earning themselves the nickname “the vainest tribe in the world”. During the week-long festival, the men of the tribe put on colourful make up and dance for hours on end in an attempt to prove themselves most beautiful and win the hearts of the women of the tribe. With very few Western travellers visiting Chad as a whole and the festival in particular, this tour is an authentic immersion in a distinct and remote culture.
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