A UNESCO World Heritage Site, The Simien Mountains, called the “Roof of Africa,” are home to rare wildlife like the gelada baboon, Ethiopian wolf, and Walia ibex. Experience breathtaking treks, stunning sunrises, and views that span the rugged Ethiopian highlands.

Known for its ancient walled city of Harar, vibrant markets and unique blend of African and Islamic cultures, Eastern Ethiopia also features striking landscapes—from the arid Ogaden plains to the colorful mineral formations of the Danakil Depression.

Renowned for its cultural diversity, Southern Ethiopia houses dozens of ethnic groups including Hamar, Konso, and Dorze. Even the landscapes are diverse—from fertile highlands to the Rift Valley lakes. Agriculture, especially coffee cultivation, define the area’s economy and identity.

Rich in history and nature, Northern Ethiopia showcases the rock-hewn churches of Lalibela, ancient obelisks of Axum, and dramatic castles of Gondar. The Simien Mountains offer world-class trekking and rare wildlife, while Lake Tana and the Blue Nile Falls are not to be missed.