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In Gondar, Debre Birhan Selassie Church preserves a painted ceiling with 135 cherubs and an enclosure wall with 12 symbolic towers. Visit guide.
At Lalibela, eleven monolithic churches carved into rock in the 13th century form the Black Jerusalem, a UNESCO site and a sacred pilgrimage destination for Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity.
12th-century rock-hewn church in Lalibela, Bete Maryam houses a veiled pillar inscribed in Ge'ez, Arabic and Hebrew, at the heart of Éthiopie's UNESCO heritage.
A monolithic church in Greek cross form carved into the volcanic tuff of Lalibela, Beta Giorghis is one of eleven rock-hewn sanctuaries listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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.
Perched at 3,000 m altitude above Lalibela, the rock-hewn Asheton Mariam monastery preserves frescoes, relics and living Ethiopian Orthodox liturgy.
Semi-monolithic sanctuary in Tigré, 15 km from Wukro. Ancient frescoes, royal tombs and active pilgrimage at a major site of Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity.
Located in northwestern Éthiopie, Amhara is one of the country's federal regions. Known for its cultural, historical, and natural wealth, it plays an essential role in Ethiopian identity and history.
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