Tour and Travel Ethiopia

The historic Route of Ethiopia stretches over the entire breadth of northern Ethiopia and covers all the major historical sites and provides access to natural attractions like the Semien Mountains and Danakil Depression The bounty of northern Ethiopia’s historical African treasures is only rivaled by that of Egypt’s. In aksum, elaborate pre-Christian tombs underline ancient obelisks; in Lalibela a medieval maze of rock-hewn churches lies frozen in stone.

The road extending from Addis Ababa to the Southern region is really a paradise for people admiring culture and nature. About 75 Kms. from the capital, the road diverges in to two in the town of Modjo; one to the east and the other to the South. The road heading to the South will take travelers to the famed Omo Valley after passing different spectacular Rift Valley lakes. The bull jumping ceremony is the most spectacular rite of passage to the Hamer people

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No matter how you look at them, the Simien Mountains will leave you speechless. For trekkers, the lack of words will be the result of their lungs screaming after slogging up s scree slop at 4200m. For animals lovers, it will be the trepidation of sitting among a group of 100 gelada baboons that zips their vocabulary. For everyone with heartbeat, it will simply be standing atop a panoramic precipice and looking out over the Abyssinian abyss that takes their breath away.

In Eastern Ethiopia ,near the southern end of the Red Sea,an immense ,more or less triangular depression descendes far below sea level (at some points 120 meter below sea level). Known as the Danakil Depression,this extremely hot and dry area is actually a part of the Africa's great rift valley. In this seemingly inhospitable area there live the nomadic Afar people who number about 3 million. Their external borders are Eritrea,Djibouti, and Somalia.