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Ethiopia Travel & Tour Information A land of contrast and extreme diversity Ethiopia is a land of contrast and extreme diversity. From the lowest lowland on earth to the second highest mountain in Africa, from the least complicated fascinating tribes of southern Ethiopia to the capital city and headquarter of Africa, Ethiopia is quite a contrast of historical, cultural and natural attractions. Traveling in Ethiopia is the same as traveling through time. The rich ... [Learn More]

Ethiopia Travel & Tour Information

A land of contrast and extreme diversity

Ethiopia is a land of contrast and extreme diversity. From the lowest lowland on earth to the second highest mountain in Africa, from the least complicated fascinating tribes of southern Ethiopia to the capital city and headquarter of Africa, Ethiopia is quite a contrast of historical, cultural and natural attractions.

Traveling in Ethiopia is the same as traveling through time. The rich ...

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Popular tourist destinations

Middle Awash The Middle Awash is an archaeological site along the Awash River in Ethiopia's Afar Depression. A number of Pleistocene and late Miocene hominid remains have been found at the site, along with some of the oldest known Olduwan stone artifacts and patches of fire-baked clay, disputed evidence of the use of fire. Chimpanzee and human lineages are thought to have split around this time, somewhere between 5 million and 7 million ye... [Learn More]
Bume Tribe The Bume are Nilotee (Nilo-Saharan) people who occupy the land which is found immediately south of the Omo National Park. Their present day territory is boarderd by the kwegu and the Mursi in the North, the Karo & the Hamar in the east, the Dassanetch in the South, and the Topossa of the Sudan in the west. Numbering about 8,000 individuals the Bume inhabit the eastern part of what is referred to as the Lower Omo Valle... [Learn More]
Zway Lake Lake Zway is 26 km. long and 18km, wide and several islands dot the surface of the largest of the five lakes. There are several turnoffs leading to the lake shore Tall fig trees line the original shore, but in recent years the level of the lake has dropped to such an extent that several hundred metres of grassland and reeds come between you and the water. Marabou storks roost on the tops of the acacias in the evenings, and man... [Learn More]

Middle Awash

The Middle Awash is an archaeological site along the Awash River in Ethiopia's Afar Depression. A number of Pleistocene and late Miocene hominid remains have been found at the site, along with some of the oldest known Olduwan stone artifacts and patches of fire-baked clay, disputed evidence of the use of fire. Chimpanzee and human lineages are thought to have split around this time, somewhere between 5 million and 7 million ye...

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Bume Tribe

The Bume are Nilotee (Nilo-Saharan) people who occupy the land which is found immediately south of the Omo National Park. Their present day territory is boarderd by the kwegu and the Mursi in the North, the Karo & the Hamar in the east, the Dassanetch in the South, and the Topossa of the Sudan in the west.

Numbering about 8,000 individuals the Bume inhabit the eastern part of what is referred to as the Lower Omo Valle...

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Zway Lake

Lake Zway is 26 km. long and 18km, wide and several islands dot the surface of the largest of the five lakes. There are several turnoffs leading to the lake shore Tall fig trees line the original shore, but in recent years the level of the lake has dropped to such an extent that several hundred metres of grassland and reeds come between you and the water. Marabou storks roost on the tops of the acacias in the evenings, and man...

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News & Updates

December 05, 2008

The 2008 edition of The Thousand Stars Festival of Music and Dance will be staged from 13th to 15th December 2008, Arba Minch town, Southwest Ethiopia. Representing traditional music and dance of over 56 groups from the heart of the Rift Valley i...

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October 31, 2008

Seattle Premiere Lucy's Legacy: The Hidden Treasures of Ethiopia Open to the public between Oct. 4, 2008 to March 12, 2009. Ethiopia is the cradle of mankind, the birthplace of coffee, the purported resting place of the Ark of the Covenant -- and hom...

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Testimonials

Rena, Oded, Uri & Ariella from Israel I will never forget Lalibela and the people we met there ...the sweet children that adopted us and followed us all around. We arrived in Lalibela on a Saturday and saw the long March to the Market and it was so beautiful and also sad because we understood how far the people had to work and ... [Learn More]

Rena, Oded, Uri & Ariella from Israel

I will never forget Lalibela and the people we met there ...the sweet children that adopted us and followed us all around.

We arrived in Lalibela on a Saturday and saw the long March to the Market and it was so beautiful and also sad because we understood how far the people had to work and ...

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The Hidden Treasures of Ethiopia Seattle Premiere Lucy's Legacy: The Hidden Treasures of Ethiopia Open to the public between Oct. 4, 2008 to March 12, 2009. Ethiopia is the cradle of mankind, the birthplace of coffee, the purported r... [Learn More]
We will start posting Upcoming group tours We will be posting group tours for our coming Christmas season! Its very suitable for people who want to travel on budget but at the same time experiance quality travel service. [Learn More]

The Hidden Treasures of Ethiopia

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We will start posting Upcoming group tours

We will be posting group tours for our coming Christmas season! Its very suitable for people who want to travel on budget but at the same time experiance quality travel service.

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