Taste of Ethiopia: a Food Tour of Addis Ababa
A food tour of the Ethiopian foods you can find in the capital Addis Ababa, recommended food tour in Ethiopia’s capital.
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Addis Ababa’s Heavenly Heritage
What’s going on in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. An experienced local guide shares his insights.
Coffee and Injera with The Traveling Ape
Join The Traveling Ape on a friendly journey through Ethiopia, discovering the mouthwatering delights of coffee and injera. Sample Ethiopia’s culture and cuisine.
Ethiopia: Bull-Jumping with the Hamar Tribe
Bull-jumping with the Hamar tribe in Ethiopia. Learning the complicated rituals and tribal traditions of these tribe in Africa.
Ethiopia: Find Lava Lakes and Lost Tribes
Ethiopia is a country that is deep in traditions, rich and religious significance, and filled with many great natural and man-made sights.
Ethiopia: Nightlife in Harar
Ethiopia. In the rural village of Harrar, there isn’t much to do but at night the hyenas come to the village and stir up a little excitement.
Ethiopia: A Rastamans Paradise
A Rastaman’s Paradise in Shashamene, Ethiopia. Raslmumba David holds court.
Northern Ethiopia Photo Gallery
Kent St. John presents a gallery of striking photos from his journey to northern Ethiopia, Lalibela and photos of the elders.
Ethiopia’s Rock Hewn Churches in Lalibela
Lalibela Ethiopia. The fees are jacked up to $50 to see the famous rock-hewn churches, Ethiopia’s biggest tourist destination.
Road to Lalibela
The Road to Lalibela: Cycling Ethiopia’s Ancient Heartland – Page Two By Matthew Kadey At roughly a mile long, it would be wise to make it through this treacherous darkness before any one of many screeching diesels takes us out. Knowing Scotty has made it through here before unscathed is…
Eating and Drinking in Ethiopia
Eating and drinking in Ethiopia, a guide to Injera, strong coffee and other foods eaten in Ethiopia, in Africa.
The Journey to Bahir Dar, Ethiopia
Dana Hearn takes us on her journey to Bahir Dar, Ethiopia, an ardous journey overland by bus, sitting next to villagers taking in the sites of the country.