7 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.
North of Arba Minch, the Dorze cultivate enset, weave cotton and inhabit beehive-shaped huts twelve meters high on the Gamo highlands.
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.
A 4,260 m summit near Lalibela, Abune Yosef is explored via multi-day trekking through medieval rock-hewn churches, endemic fauna, and high-altitude villages.
In southwestern Éthiopie, Mago Park unveils 2,162 km² of savanna, iconic wildlife, and the culture of the Mursi tribe, deep in the heart of the Omo Valley.
Inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011, Konso Villages reveal millennia-old craftsmanship through terraced architecture, Waka stelae, and living traditions of southern Éthiopie.
Along Ethiopia's southern route, Alaba unveils its painted Halaba huts, its bustling Thursday market, and the pink flamingos of Abijatta-Shalla National Park.
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