Ethiopia

Danakil Valley (Danakil Depression) is one of the least known regions in Ethiopia. It is a part of the Great Rift Valley, to which it

The origins of the Kingdom of Axum in 5th century BC are most frequently accepted as the event commencing the history of Ethiopia. In the

Nestled amidst the desert and savannah, Harar, the fortified Walled City, stands as a true testament to Ethiopia’s rich history and cultural diversity. Regarded as

In 16–17th century, this fortified city used to be the residential town of Emperor Fasilides of Ethiopia and his successors. It is surrounded by the

Lake Tana & Blue Nile Falls: Lake Tana, the largest lake in Ethiopia, situated north of the beautiful town of Bahir Dar is the source

Bet Medhane Alem church, Lalibela. The largest rock hewn church in the world! ©Andrzej Zarzecki After the fall of the Kingdom of Axum, the kings

Addis Ababa, which in the Amharic language means: „New Flower”, is the largest city in Ethiopia and also the capital city of this country. It