Festivals and Evets
Genna (Ethiopian Christmas) January 7 Genna is Ethiopian Christmas, and coincides with other Orthodox Christmas celebrations around the world. The feast marks the end of the 40-day fasting period of…
Gambella National Park
This is a remote and swampy park that is not so well protected so it is invaded by cotton plantations and Sudanese refugee camps. Yet animals such as elephant, buffalo,…
Danakil Depression
Feel cool “at the hottest place on planet earth Bonanza of geological fascination camping near active volcano Breathtaking sulfur caked flowers and hot springs Thousands of Camels on caravan loaded…
Blue Nile Falls
The Blue Nile river flows out of Lake Tana with tremendous force and volume over the basalt shoulder of a giant cataract and onwards from there, ever downwards through dark…
Simien Mountains National Park
The Simien Mountains National Park in Northern Ethiopia is an exotic setting with unique wildlife and breath-taking views on a landscape shaped by nature and traditional agriculture. The natural beauties…
Coffee and Ethiopia
More than 1,000 years ago, a gathered in Ethiopia south-western highlands plucked a few red berries from some young green trees growing there in the forest and tasted them. He…
Coffee Tour
Many believed that Ethiopia is the birthplace of coffee (not South America, which some believe). The indigenous coffee trees (which some experts say, are the only native coffee trees in…
Gambella
Gambella at the shore of the Baro river is the last city before the Sudanese border and it tastes Sudanese as well as Ethiopian. It has a subtropical hot and…
Jimma
This is the biggest and most modern town of the west with a green and friendly atmosphere. It was the capital of the kingdom of Jimma (founded in the 14th…
Western Ethiopia
Still unknown by the tourism industry, this part of Ethiopia is very rich in natural beauty such as green rolling hills with dense forests teeming with wild animals and birds,…