Catch live music, shop for traditional crafts, or just hang out eating and drinking in Ethiopia’s modern capital.
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This thrillingly remote area by the Kenyan border is home to some of Africa’s most staunchly traditionalist animist tribes.
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Mysterious ruined palaces and skyscraping stelae scatter the two-thousand year-old capital of a trade empire that thrived alongside Ancient Greece and Rome.
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Protecting the highest range in Ethiopia, this national park offers opportunities for great hiking and spotting endemic wildlife aplenty.
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This walled city in the eastern highlands is rich in Islamic shrines and home to the famed hyena men of Harar.
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Still in active use, the medieval complex of churches carved into the rocks of Lalibela is as architecturally impressive as it is spiritually affecting.
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The seven natural lakes that stud Ethiopia’s southern Rift Valley form prime birdwatching and chill-out territory.
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The beautifully painted church of Debre Birhan Selassie and commanding stone castle built by Emperor Fasil are highlights of Ethiopia’s seventeenth-century capital.
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