The southern part of the jungle has less trees than its other directional counterparts, since it fans out toward the plains. Here is where the Tipani Clan resides. They are friendly with any Pali Clan members who enter this area of the jungle, since they are spiritual beings. The small rivers that cross this area are used by the people as a source of water and food. The Tipani people live in hollowed out tree bases, since the trees at this end of the jungle are more massive in width than they are anywhere else. This clan, while spiritual, is not a close one, meaning they do not have a general meeting place. If one is so needed, the clan member will create one on the spot.

The western part of the jungle is where the Omaticaya Clan lives. They are the largest of all the Na'vi clans, making their homes in hammocks in the many trees the surround Hometree. Hometree itself is a large tree in which the base has been hollowed out. A large staircase of wood leads to the top of the tree that opens above the rest of the jungle, giving the forest banshee and their riders an easy place to meet. The rivers around Hometree are small, but there are enough of them to be used for the Clans' needs.

This is where the Omaticaya Clan come to mingle and converse with others in their clan. Hometree has a spiral wooden stairwell that ascends to the top of the tree, where forest banshee can meet their riders. The banshee also make Homtree's massive branches their homes, making nests out of whatever they can use. To claim a forest banshee, one must climb to a nest and capture said banshee there. It is a difficult task, even for the most seasoned of warriors.