Popular and Important Festivals in Ethiopia
In Ethiopia, Christmas is called “Ledet” or “Genna” which comes from the word Gennana meaning imminent about the coming of the Lord as well as the freeing of mankind from sin.
6 Reasons Why Ethiopia is the Next Honeymooner’s Destination
When most people think of traveling to Africa for their honeymoon, they usually think of South Africa, Tanzania or Kenya. Indeed, these countries are awesome destinations and definitely deserve a spot on their lists. However, Ethiopia is steadily coming out of the...Guide To The Tribes of Omo Valley
Despite the odd sign of the 21st Century like plastic water containers, the Omo Valley in Southern Ethiopia is largely as it has been for generations. Its UNESCO World Heritage Site Status awarded in 1980 is fully deserved because the diversity of the Valley...How to Celebrate the Ethiopian New Year
Unlike the rest of the world, Ethiopia rings in its New Year, Enkutatash, on September 11, and not on January 1. This is because their unique calendar considers September, called Meskerem in Amharic, to be the first month of the year. Here is a look at the history...Danakil Depression Ethiopia
Located in the Danakil Depression in a remote area subject to the highest average temperatures on the planet, it is one of the most amazing sites to be seen on the planet.
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Ethiopia is Africa’s most populous land locked country and Africa’s second most populous nation, second only to Nigeria.