Set at the juncture of three tectonic plates, the Danakil is one of the world’s lowest-lying places, set...
Extending over almost 7,000 square kilometers to the southeast of Harar, Babile Elephant Sanctuary is a v...
Ethiopia’s most important biodiversity hotspot, Bale Mountains National Park supports a rich mosaic of hi...
Ethiopia’s second-largest city, Dire Dawa was established in 1902 as a major stop along the railway betwe...
Centered on the pretty green town of Jinka, South Omo is Ethiopia’s most culturally and linguistically di...
The Ethiopian rift valley keeps dozens of saline lakes which keeps an important portion of biodiversity....
Omo National Park is where one can be accustomed to a variety of mammal species with an enormous number i...
Negash: Africa’s First Muslim Settlement Discover Negash, also known as Al Nejash, a place of profoun...
The 18th-century Scottish traveler James Bruce described the Blue Nile Falls as ‘a magnificent sight, tha...
The National Palace of Ethiopia, formerly known as the Jubilee Palace, is a historic and iconic landmark...
Designed by the French sculptor Georges Gardet in 1930, the statue of the lion of Judah was erected on No...
The national museum of Ethiopia is probably one of the standout museums in sub-Saharan African in terms o...