The bull jumping ceremony is a traditional rite of passage for young men in the Hamer tribe of Ethiopia. It is a significant event that marks the transition from boyhood to manhood. During the ceremony, the young man must run across the backs of several bulls without falling to prove his bravery and readiness for adulthood. The ceremony is accompanied by singing, dancing, and feasting, making it a vibrant and important cultural event for the Hamer people.
