The Danakil Depression
Set at the juncture of three tectonic plates, the Danakil is one of the world’s lowest-lying places, set mostly below
Attractions
Awash National Park
National Park protects a semiarid tract of Rift Valley floor inhabited by dry-country antelope such as the handsome Beisa oryx
Bale Mountains National Park
Ethiopia’s most important biodiversity hotspot, Bale Mountains National Park supports a rich mosaic of high-altitude habitats including lush evergreen forest,
The Semien Mountains National Park
Ethiopia’s premier trekking and walking destination, the 412km2 Simien Mountains National Park was inscribed as a Natural World Heritage Site
Konso Cultural Landscape
Konso, named after the Konso people, is known for its religious traditions, waga sculptures, and nearby fossil beds (the latter
The Tribal Villages
Tsemay Tribe Also spelled Tsamai, they are found living in the semi-arid region of the Omo Valley. These people are
The Dorze Village
The Dorze area small ethnic group in Ethiopia who speak a language in the Omotic family. Numbering approximately 28,000, they
The South Omo Valley
It may seem superficial to label southern lower Omo valley as a living cultural museum, yet in many senses that
Bishoftu or Debre Zeit
Bishoftu or Debre Zeit is one of the nearby days out destinations on the outskirts of Addis Ababa in the
Wenchi Crater Lake
Wenchi Lake is situated in the crater of a massive 3400-meter volcano approximately 100 km west of Addis. It is
Melka-Kunture, Tiya and Adadi-Mariam
Melka Kunture archaeological site, Adadi Mariam rock church and the Tiya Stelae field can all be visited as a day
Rock-hewn churches of Tigray
Tigray is recognized as the cradle of the ancient Ethiopian civilization. The Yeha temple and the Axumite monolithic steleas testify
Al Negash – Ancient Mosque in Ethiopia
Ethiopia has reputedly known as the Christian Kingdom hence most literature works widely promote and give a detailed insight into
Rock hewn Churches of Lalibela
After the decline of the Axumite empire, lamenting their lost grandeur, Ethiopia’s rulers retreated with their Christian subjects to the
Gondar
Gondar, founded by Emperor Fasilidas around 1635, is famous for its many medieval castles and the design and decoration of
Lake Tana and its surrounding
Lake Tana has thirty-seven islands, twenty of which are home to churches and monasteries. Some of them dated back to
Sof Omar, the Caves of Mystery
Are you a real thrill-Seeker looking for your next challenging experience in Ethiopia? No matter where you are on the
Harar The Living Musem
Muslims refer to the historic walled citadel of Harar Jugol as the City of Saints, and regard it to be
Debre Libanos
At about 106 km, an important monastic center for the Ethiopian Orthodox Church. This monastery was founded in 13th century
Addis Ababa
Addis Ababa, the vibrant Capital of modern Ethiopia& Africa, and gateway for most tourists, is the political and commercial heart
Axum
AXUM, the site of Ethiopian most ancient city, is today a small town blissfully ignorant of its glorious past. The