It is a large city with more than 200,000 inhabitants living in the west of the country. It is an important trading centre in Ethiopia which holds little interest for tourists.

Africa

Welcome to Ethiopia, a land like nowhere else that you will never forget. Ethiopia isn’t a country that can be described; it has to be experienced. Every traveller has their own perception by discovering historical sites, and by following in the footsteps of the Queen of Sheba and the Emperor Haile Selassie. This land has a lot to offer in the diversity of its landscapes and animals from North to South and from East to West. The kindness and the openness of the Ethiopian people will make you feel at home and enrich your life.

Ethiopia

Jimma

Bebeka

Tulgit

Meaning "New Flower" in Amharic, the capital of Ethiopia bears witness to its name: an huge city undergoing constant change.

Addis Ababa

Awash National Park is the dream location for discovering Ethiopia's animals and landscapes.

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Awash National Park is an interesting destination as there's something for everyone. You can go for a drive in the savannah and see camels, oryxes and gazelles, or go on foot and get close to monkeys, birds and tortoises. 
You can journey to the top of Fentale Volcano (as long as you have good walking shoes) to admire the view of the crater and the region. Please be wary of the heat. I'd advise you to leave very early in the morning (not like us!) so that you're not walking in the blazing sun.
You can also bathe in the hot springs of Filouha, on the plateau, and admire the waterfalls in the neighbouring canyon. If you look closely, you'll see crocodiles sunbathing on the rocks at the foot of these waterfalls. In addition, you can drop down to the edge of the water and walk along the river, but be careful.﻿​

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