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Simien Mountains National Park

Situated in the north of the country, this UNESCO, World Heritage-accredited national park is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful parts of Africa, and indeed the planet as well.

It encompasses 220 km2 of beautiful, rugged terrain - including Ras Dashen, the tallest mountain in Ethiopia and the tenth tallest in Africa - and is home to a wealth of rare flora and fauna including, walia ibex, gelada baboon, caracal, lammergeiers, and Ethiopian wolves.

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Lalibela

This small town in the Amhara region of Northern Ethiopia is perhaps the most famous component of the country’s ‘historical circuit’, due to its incredible complex of rock-carved churches which date back to the 12th and 13th centuries.

Collectively designated a UNESCO World Heritage site back in 1978, the church’s remain active places of worship, and are regarded as some of the most historically important in the Christian world.

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Danakil Depression

In the north of the country, straddling the Eritrean border, the Danakil Depression’s surreal, volcanic topography is the result of its location at the meeting point of three tectonic plates.

And is officially the continent’s lowest point as well as one of the hottest places on earth. Despite its inhospitality, the region is well worth visiting due to it’s truly spectacular array of landscapes, which include active volcanic craters, kaleidoscopic lakes, and lunar-like rock formations, undoubtedly making it one of the most unique and fascinating places on earth.