The Ultimate travel guide to Ethiopia

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Is Ethiopia an English speaking country? What language do people speak in Ethiopia? Where is Ethiopia’s capital? What is the tourism in Ethiopia like? What does Ethiopia look like on the map? Is it dangerous to visit Ethiopia? Where is Ethiopia? Is Ethiopia a country or a city? What is the religion of the population in Ethiopia? What to do in Ethiopia? What is the history of Ethiopia? Is Ethiopia 7 years behind? Is Ethiopia 8 years behind?

Introduction

No need to use beauty products anymore since you are constantly 8 years younger in the African country of Ethiopia. want to know why? read the post to figure it out.

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Recent History of Ethiopia

Ethiopia is the only country in Africa that has never been colonized by outsiders. Although Italy tried its best to get over, Ethiopians stood and fought for their country!

They joined the Communist countries for about twenty years and then changed their path.

Although they are improving, Ethiopia is not a democracy yet!

People in Ethiopia

People the strength of this country. Ethiopia is the 2nd most populous African country, after Nigeria with more than 112 million people. The diversity would blow your mind! There is over 80 different ethnicity in Ethiopia and all three Abrahamic religions exist. more than %60 are Christian, %30 Muslim and they even have a Jewish population. Because of the circumstances, most Ethiopian Jews are living in Israel now.

You can find a lot of tribes that have no communication with the outside world, and modern cities at the same time! I mean, Ethiopia is nothing like you ever imagined!

Back to the title! The Ethiopians calendar is different from us and it’s 8 years behind constantly! For example, It’s 2012 in Ethiopia now!

What to do in Ethiopia

Tribes of the Omo Valley in Ethiopia

You’ll find one of your rarest experiences of your life in there. Some tribes have no connection to the outside world and have unique traditions that remained the same over centuries! Their definition of beauty is different than your regular Instagram influencers routine!

Gates to hell: Erta Ale in Ethiopia

This volcano lake is the most active one in Ethiopia, famous as Gates to hell! (What if it’s true and bad souls get taken to Ethiopia to enter through this volcano?!)

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Simien Mountains National Park in Ethiopia

Ethiopia’s weather is simple! The East is dry and hot while the West is green and cold!

This national park offers spectacular views of mountains and lushes!

Church of Saint George, Lalibela in Ethiopia

famous as “The eleventh wonder in the world”, this church was built during the 11th century and is still the same with no damage. It was carved downwards from a type of volcanic tuff.

Addis Ababa Ethiopia’s Capital

Ethiopia’s capital is as modern as possible in the Sub Saharan region with its roads, malls, and high rises.

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Published by Delusional Bubble

Your travel guide to the fantastic unknown places around the world

42 thoughts on “The Ultimate travel guide to Ethiopia”

  6. The pictures are amazing, and so like my people the Karamojong of Uganda. Ethiopia and Malawi are my next African countries to visit, but ever since you educated us about Tunisia, it too is on my list now. We will see! Keep doing what you do!

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    1. They all are beautiful countries to visit! Tunisia’s vibe is different from Ethiopia and Malawi.
      Even though Tunisia is in north Africa, It’s more of a European feeling.
      Hope you get to visit them all soon! 😊

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