Central
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia’s capital: museums, markets and the birthplace of many a coffee ceremony.
Destinations
Rock-hewn churches, high mountains, a volcanic desert and living cultures. Start with a place, then see the journeys that reach it.
Central
Ethiopia’s capital: museums, markets and the birthplace of many a coffee ceremony.
Northern
Eleven medieval churches carved down into solid rock, and still in use today.
Northern
The royal enclosure of Fasil Ghebbi, with castles built from the 17th century.
Northern
An ancient capital, known for its towering carved stelae and its churches.
Northern
A high plateau of sheer escarpments, gelada baboons and long-distance trails.
Northern
A lakeside town close to island monasteries and the Blue Nile Falls.
Eastern
Salt flats, sulphur springs and lava lakes in one of the hottest places on Earth.
Eastern
A walled trading city with a distinct culture, narrow lanes and lively markets.
Southern
A river valley home to many distinct cultures, with colourful weekly markets.
Southern
Alpine moorland and forest, and the best place to look for the Ethiopian wolf.
Central
Crater lakes and lakeside lodges, a short drive south of Addis Ababa.
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