5 articles to prepare your trip
North of Arba Minch, the Dorze cultivate enset, weave cotton and inhabit beehive-shaped huts twelve meters high on the Gamo highlands.
Les Banna
An agro-pastoral people of the lower Omo Valley, the Banna are known for the Ukuli rite, their ceremonial Tewa stilts walkers and craftsmanship sold at Jinka and Key Afer markets.
Located 74 km from Bahir Dar, Awra Amba is an Ethiopian village founded in 1972 on a singular egalitarian project: cooperative, elected committees, and mixed weaving.
Africa's largest open-air market, in the heart of Addis Ababa: spices, coffee, textiles and Ethiopian crafts in the Addis Ketema district.
Islam's fourth holiest city, Harar Jugol captivates with its 368 winding alleyways, 110 mosques, and renowned hyena feeding tradition. Complete guide to this UNESCO-listed city.
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