エチオピアの天然記念物・トップ6

The landscape here changes dramatically depending on the season, but the gorge is also impressive in late summer (February), even though there are no waterfalls then. There's also a good place to eat at the starting point, and the cook is very friendly.

A short hike leads from the car park (4WD road!) to the Portuguese bridge and some waterfalls. There is also a magnificent view towards the Blue Nile Gorge. There is also unique vegetation and if you are lucky you can even see raccoon baboons. Ideal as a day trip from Addis Ababa, combined with the Debre Libanos monastery.

Ras Dashen is the highest peak in Ethiopia. Rising over 4,500 meters in the eastern escarpment of the Simien Mountains, Ras Dashen is a call to adventure for those seeking a challenge. The entire Ras Dashen trek can take up to 12 hours. 7 hours up and 5 hours down. You have to climb the last 100 m. After Kili, Mt Kenya, Ruwenzori and Mt Meru, Ras Dashen is the fifth highest mountain in Africa at 4543 m.

Ras Dashen is the highest peak in Ethiopia. Rising over 4,500 meters in the eastern escarpment of the Simien Mountains, Ras Dashen is a call to adventure for those seeking a challenge. The entire Ras Dashen trek can take up to 12 hours. 7 hours up and 5 hours down. You have to climb the last 100 m. After Kili, Mt Kenya, Ruwenzori and Mt Meru, Ras Dashen is the fifth highest mountain in Africa at 4543 m.

The scenery from up here with its unique views of a landscape and nature is stunning.

A distinctive feature of the gelada is the hairless patch on the chest. In males, it is hourglass-shaped and glows red. Therefore, the Dschelada is also referred to as blood breast baboon in German. If you sit in the garden of the "Altes Klösterli" restaurant in Zurich, you can watch blood-breasted baboon in the zoo.

On this ridge you always get brilliant views of the Simeon National Park.

In that case I was lucky with my photos today.