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A Look at the Kara Tribe, Ethiopia’s Famous Body Painters
o Famous for their body and face painting, the Karo people are a Nilotic ethnic group that resides along the east banks of the river in southern Ethiopia. With an estimated population between 1000 and 3000, the Karo tribe is one of the smallest tribes amongst the Omo...
Souvenirs in East Africa
1. Kiondo Kiondo is a beautiful handbag hand-woven by the local artisans from the Kamba and Kikuyu tribes of Kenya. You can choose from a variety of colors and sizes. The bags are made from fibers; they are long-lasting and light-weighted, which makes it...
Ethiopian Holidays You Can Time Your Holiday With
Ethiopia is a country apart from the rest of the world… literally. They have their own calendar so while other countries are currently in 2020, Ethiopia is still in the year 2012, having celebrated their new year last September 2019. Their holidays are also unique...
Your Checklist to Choosing the Right Ethiopian Travel Agency in 2020
Planning a trip to Ethiopia can be a daunting process especially if you plan on doing it yourself. There is so much information out there about this magnificent country and you will often need someone to break it down into smaller chunks so you can make an informed...
A Look At The Thriving Yet Simple Life of The Ari Tribe
The Lower Omo Valley in Ethiopia is one of the most unique regions not only in Africa but in the world. This lush, picture-perfect region is home to so many different peoples so if you’re looking to run in with a famous Ethiopia Tribe, this is the place to be....
Unique Ethiopia Destinations that Deserve to be on Your Bucket List
When you hear of Ethiopia, what images come to your mind? Do you picture wild mountains, great wildlife, and maybe Ethiopian Airlines? But apart from these, not too many know this country holds a lot of gems—from scenic terrains to historical sites humming with deep...
A Tour of The Omo Valley: Meet Southern Ethiopia’s Cotton Weavers
Popularly known as Ethiopia’s expert weavers and renowned builders of towering huts, the Dorze people are a small Omotic-speaking ethnic group belonging to the larger Afro-Asiatic language family living in the Gamo highlands of the southern region of Ethiopia....
What Makes Ethiopian Cultural Food Unique?
Whenever you travel, it’s not just the sights and sounds of a different culture that are alluring – it’s the food as well. And travelling to Ethiopia is no exception.
From Stone Walls and Terraced Fields: Learn about Konso’s Cultural Landscape
Also referred to as 'Xonsita', the Konso tribe in Ethiopia are among the most culturally buoyant ethnic groups among the famous Omo Valley tribes. Located in the south-central parts of Ethiopia, the Konso tribe is a low land Cushitic speaking ethnic group. They are...
8 Facts You Need To Know About Ethiopia’s Timket Festival
Timket Festival - celebrating the epiphany - is one of the grandest occasions amongst Ethiopia's Orthodox Christian community. The celebration occurs on the 19 of January once every four years and commemorates the baptism of Christ at the river Jordan by his...
Facts about the Coffee Ceremony in Ethiopia
Coffee is an everyday commodity that people all over the world enjoy. But did you know that coffee was born in Ethiopia? There you will find that coffee is more than just a cup of joe that you take to jumpstart your day…
Is it Worth Visiting Ethiopia Over Other African Destinations
Not many countries can manage to leave their visitors awestruck in the way Ethiopia does. This landlocked country in the Horn of Africa boasts an array of breathtaking natural beauty, peerless history, diverse culture, soulful people, delicious cuisine, and fantastic...
A Quick Traveler’s Guide to Ethiopia
Ethiopia is the “Land of Thirteen Months”. This magical country brims with ancient and spiritual roots, rich in significant religious history and that has a fabulous story to tell. The beauty of wild mountains is only surpassed by the awe-inspiring religious...
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...
6 Things To See and Do in Addis Ababa
[addtoany]Addis Ababa is definitely a place you want to cross off your bucket list. Known as one of the finest tourist destinations in Africa, the Ethiopian capital offers an array of splendid experiences unrivaled by other cities. As the 3rd largest city in Africa,...
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...
Omo Valley Sites in Ethiopia
The striking town, conveniently located amidst green hills offers grand views over the rift valley lakes of Chamo and Abaya. Being one of the most striking cities…
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.
Top Things To Do When In Bahir Dar
Ethiopia is Africa’s most populous land locked country and Africa’s second most populous nation, second only to Nigeria.
Ethiopia is not a Safari Destination: Here’s What to Expect in your visit
Ethiopia is Africa’s most populous land locked country and Africa’s second most populous nation, second only to Nigeria.
Get to Know Gondar City: Sights and Activities
The ancient historical city of Gondar is home to many of Ethiopia’s unique sightings and wildlife. Popularly referred to as the Camelot of Africa, Gondar is home to the emperors and princesses who ruled Ethiopia from the 12th century to the last decade of the 20th...
Lalibela, Ethiopia: An introduction in Ethiopia’s Top destination
Ethiopia. What pops into your mind when you hear “Ethiopia”? The rock-strewn, pink to red churches? Most people who visit Ethiopia seek…
Ethiopia, an ever-rising holiday destination of choice among Canadians
The magic of Ethiopia never fades. With lots of wonders it showcases — amazing landscapes, peerless history, joyful festivals, unique calendar and many more, it is no wonder why Ethiopia is in most traveler’s bucket list, most especially Canadians who are one of the...
Aksum: Beyond History and The Ark of the Covenant
Ethiopia is a country that throbs with religious fervor. On Sundays, several cities, including Aksum (sometimes spelled Axum) and Lalibela see thousand-strong crowds of nuns and monks, hermits and families, energetic children and shuffling grandmothers. Wrapped in...
Top Ten Rock Hewn Church to visit in Ethiopia
Ethiopia is Africa’s most populous land locked country and Africa’s second most populous nation, second only to Nigeria.
Natural Sites of Ethiopia
It's no secret that Ethiopia is blessed by mother nature. The country has a diverse display of topographical wonders, lush vegetation and wildlife almost second to none.With its numerous natural wonders, Ethiopia is definitely a showstopper and these locations are the...
All About The Meskel Festival
[addtoany] Religious beliefs has been a vital aspect of human existence. Man has always been in search for purpose and meaning, and thus, has birthed many different religions with their unique way of festival celebrations. For Christians all over the world, the Easter...
10 Facts About Ethiopia You Probably Didn’t Know About
Ethiopia, the enthralling land of origins, is in North Eastern Africa and is home to diverse landscapes, deserts, volcanoes, highlands, and of course the famous rock-hewn churches.Ethiopia's unique combination of culture, deep rooted history and stunning landscape...
Lalibela Explained: Facts, Where, When, How
Ethiopia. What pops into your mind when you hear “Ethiopia”? The rock-strewn, pink to red churches? Most people who visit Ethiopia seek…
Ultimate Travel Guide to Simien Mountains
Coffee is an everyday commodity that people all over the world enjoy. But did you know that coffee was born in Ethiopia? There you will find that coffee is more than just a cup of joe that you take to jumpstart your day…
The Culture Behind The Bull Jumping Ceremony
The Hamar tribe is an Omotic community residing in South Western Ethiopia. They hail from the Omo river valley in the Debub Omo zone with villages in Turmi and Dimeka..
Omo Valley Ethiopia Tribes
The Tsemai, the dominant people of Weito village on the Konso-Jinka road, are regarded to be among the least known ethnic groups of Ethiopia.
UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITES
The ancient city of Axum is located in Tigrai Region. Its exact geographical location is N14 7 48.684 E38 43 6.996.
Ethiopian Birds
Ethiopia a paradise for Ornithology, there are about 835 species of birds known to occur in Ethiopia, 23 are found exclusively within the country’s boundaries.