Cultural Attractions

The Omo Valley is mainly dominated by many ethnic groups who speak Omotic language. The region along with its people is one of the least affected areas by the modern world.

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Historical Attraction

After the decline of Lalibela in the second half of the 13th century and the consequent power transfer (Restoration) from the Zagwe rulers to the Solomonic line of rulers the capital city

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Natural Attraction

Bahir Dar is located on the southern shore of Lake Tana from where excursion by boat can be made to the Lake’s islands and peninsulas as well as to the “TissIssat Falls”

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The federal republic of Ethiopia is a land-locked republic in north east Africa or the horn of Africa, lying between 3.5 to 15 degrees north and 33 to 48 degree east.

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