The area encompassing eastern Ethiopia and the Bale Mountains presents some of the country's most compelling tourist attractions. From the historic walled city of Harar, home to UNESCO world heritages, to the Babile Elephant Sanctuary southeast of Harar, this part of Ethiopia offers key attractions worth exploring. The Bale Mountains National Park, a UNESCO Natural World Heritage site, is also one of the key highlights of the area, featuring significant biodiversity, including its role as the natural habitat of endemic mammal species such as the Ethiopian wolf, the mountain nyala, and the Bale monkey.
Ethiopia’s second-largest city, Dire Dawa was established in 1902 as a major stop along the railway betwe...
Ethiopia’s most important biodiversity hotspot, Bale Mountains National Park supports a rich mosaic of hi...
Extending over almost 7,000 square kilometers to the southeast of Harar, Babile Elephant Sanctuary is a v...
Nestled on the shores of Lake Beseka, Beynuna Village offers modern amenities designed to cater to the ne...
Nestled on the shores of Lake Beseka, Beynuna Village offers modern amenities designed to cater to the ne...
