The Suri region is located in the southwestern part of Ethiopia, primarily inhabited by the Suri people. This area is characterized by its diverse landscapes, including rolling hills and fertile valleys, which support agriculture and livestock herding. The region is known for its rich cultural traditions and unique practices, including the famous Suri stick fighting. The Suri people are recognized for their vibrant customs, including body painting and the use of decorative jewelry. The region's economy relies heavily on subsistence farming and cattle rearing, which are central to the Suri way of life. The Suri language, part of the Nilo-Saharan language family, is spoken by the local population.