20의 에티오피아가지 명소 & 주요 장소

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For safety and local development reasons, I would strongly recommend using a local guide for this tour. Bring small bills for the sherpas and treats for the village children. As Alex says, it's a sacred place for Ethiopian Orthodox Christians.

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.

Make sure to come on a day with clear view

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.

A highly recommended spot!

Fasil Ghebbi is a fortress town in the Gonder region of Ethiopia and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In the 17th century, the town was the residence of the Ethiopian Emperor Fasilidas, who built a residence here for the rainy season. His successors continued to expand the town and palace. Plan of Fasil Gebi The town lies at an altitude of 2208 m and is surrounded by a 900 m long fortress wall. It includes palaces, churches, monasteries and other public and private buildings. The architecture shows Hindu and Arabic influences, and later also Baroque elements introduced by Jesuit missionaries. After the capital was moved to Debre Tabor in the middle of the 19th century, Fasil Ghebbi was damaged by an attack by followers of the Mahdi in 1881 and by British air raids in 1941. More information: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fasil_Ghebbi

Not far from Gondar lies the Debre Berhan Selassie monastery, which is decorated with beautiful and unique wall paintings from 1694. Debre Berhan Selassie translates as "Monastery of the Trinity on the Mountain of Light" and was founded by Emperor Iyasu around 1700. It is impressive and surprising at the same time how extensively the paintings are in the anteroom accessible to visitors. Winged angel heads even look down on visitors from the wooden monastery ceiling. The famous ceiling paintings and wall paintings are among the most precious in Ethiopian iconography. The life of Christ and Mary is presented in great detail on the side walls. Furthermore, all kinds of saints such as Saint Michael or George with the dragon are depicted. The walls are filled with scenes from the New and Old Testaments. Inside the monastery, everything is completely painted, so that there is not a single empty space on the walls. Debre Berhan Selassie is probably the most beautiful monastery church in Gondar. As the only place of worship that survived the invasion of the dervishes, this jewel has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.