Konso is a town located in the Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region (SNNPR) of Ethiopia. The town is known for its cultural heritage and unique landscapes. The Konso people, who are the predominant inhabitants of the area, are known for their agricultural practices and distinctive terraced fields. These fields are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The Konso people are also known for their wooden totems, known as waka. These totems are erected in honor of their dead heroes and mark the location of communal graveyards. The totems are carved with intricate designs that represent important aspects of Konso culture.

In addition to the cultural heritage of the Konso people, the town is also a gateway to several natural attractions. The Konso Landscape is a unique terrain that features steep hills and valleys that have been sculpted by erosion. The area is home to several endemic plant and animal species, including the Ethiopian Wolf and the Gelada Baboon.

Visitors to Konso can also explore the nearby villages, where they can witness traditional Konso practices, such as weaving and pottery. The town has a local market where visitors can purchase traditional crafts and souvenirs. Konso is also a popular starting point for treks to Mount Kulfo, a nearby peak that offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside.