6 articles to prepare your trip
In the heart of the Great Rift Valley, a visit to Ari villages is synonymous with human and cultural encounter.
Les Dassenech
A pastoral people of the Omo Delta, the Dassenech live in Omorate, southwestern Éthiopie. Practical guide: history, clans, rituals and village access.
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.
Africa's largest open-air market, in the heart of Addis Ababa: spices, coffee, textiles and Ethiopian crafts in the Addis Ketema district.
Lalibela
A monastic city perched at 2,600 m, Lalibela is home to eleven Unesco-listed rock-hewn churches. Discover the 'Black Jerusalem' and plan your visit.
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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