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The Simien Mountains – A Natural Wonder
Lucy – One of the Oldest Human Ancestors
A Unique Calendar and Time System.
Delicious Food and Traditional Coffee Ceremony.
Ethiopia’s past isn’t just history — it’s a mix of real stories, strong beliefs, and never giving up. It’s like a colourful patchwork of tales that show how proud and brave the people have always been. One famous story tells of a great king and a powerful queen who had a child. That child grew up to be the first ruler of Ethiopia's long royal family. This royal beginning helped build a strong and proud kingdom that stood through tough times. The ancient city of Aksum is still known today for its tall stone towers and for being one of the world’s first places to follow Christianity.
Ethiopia’s nature is full of surprises. From the high Simien Mountains to the wide, open lands of the Bale Mountains, it even has the tallest mountain in the country — Mount Ras Dejen, standing at 14,872 feet. Ethiopia is also home to rare animals like the Walia ibex and gelada baboon, along with well-known ones like lions, giraffes, and zebras. The Western Highlands get rain all year, while the Danakil area is one of the driest and hottest places on Earth, with volcanoes and strange, colourful landscapes. The Blue Nile River flows through Ethiopia, supporting plant and animal life, and helping make the country one of Africa’s richest in nature.
This colourful, alien-like landscape is one of the lowest and hottest places on Earth. With bubbling lava lakes, salt flats, and bright yellow sulfur springs, it feels like visiting another planet.
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Gondar was once the capital of Ethiopia. It is known for its royal castles and old palaces, which look like something out of a fairy tale. It’s often called the “Camelot of Africa.”
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