Ethiopia

Ethiopia is a multicultural country that contains almost 80 different groups ethnic. The enormous religion is Islam, and the second one is Christianity. This self-sufficient country is the founding member of various Africa organisations. The growth rate of Ethiopia from 2010 to 2020 was 9.4 %. Its fundamental suspicion is on its economy. The private sector is usually declared openly to use their properties while Ethiopia depends a lot on their agriculture system, which make 80% of their economy. It is still a developing country due to less per capita income.

History of Ethiopia

Modern humans were developed from the region of Ethiopia, and then they migrated to different parts of the world. The people who speak the Afro-Asian terminology were settled on the Nile’s valley. In the first century, the reign of Aksum was a delightful period for the people of Africa. He inaugurated the Christianity in 4th century and Islam in the 7th century. In this era, the Christians were becoming more dominant.

 In 1270 the Yekuno Amlak proclaimed that he had the right to become the empire of Ethiopia. He said that he was the progeny from the family of Solomon and his queen Sheba as referenced by the holy book of the Bible.

Emperor Manik also rolled over Ethiopia during the end of the 19th century yes fought a lot of Battles against the European countries. Then he defeated Italy in 1896 in the battle of Adwa. Ethiopia became a more modern country in the reign of Haile Selassie, but its level of the economy was lower, which made it under developing country. 

Geography of Ethiopia

Ethiopia is considered a landlocked region. A north border is connected with Eritrea and Djibouti. Somalia is located in its East, Kenya is south, and Sudan is northwest. Its geographical area is 1100000 km with inhabiting 117 million. Ethiopia is the 24th largest country in population globally and second in Africa. Its climate is predominant and more cooling due to its presents near the equator. Ethiopia is the 28th biggest country in the world.

Historical places of Ethiopia

Lalibela Rock churches

Lalibela Rock Church was named after the king of the 12th century. It is famous for its rocket cut shape of the stone. These 11 churches were discovered very carefully with their complicated internal parts. Lalibela churches were filled with the symbols of religion such as crosses, swastikas, and David stars.

The temple of Yeha

Yah temple was almost formed in 700 BC, which is considered the most significant temple of Ethiopia. It is the oldest building in Ethiopia, which gives some signs of its ancient religion.

Axum city of Ethiopia

Axiom is a city of Ethiopia present in the north of the adva mountains. It is an ancient city e which still contains 50,000 inhabitants. It is thought that the famous box which the queen of Sheba brought is still in this city e under the supervision of Mary of Zion Church.

 Tourist spot in Ethiopia

Addis Ababa

Addis Ababa is the Capital of Ethiopia, located on the highest peak of 2400 m, and is considered the third-highest city in the world. Its name means a new flower, and it was built in 1887. This city has made much progress nowadays. Its peak provides a pleasant climate, and its weather remains temperate.

Adigrat

Adigrat is a non-Inhabitat area but famous for its beauty due to stone churches. This area comes in the way of Mekele when a tourist goes from Axum to make. The main feature of this city is also the opening of a new lodge created for tourists who want to see the churches of stones.

Arba Minch

Arba Minch is a beautiful tourist sport which gives a beautiful sight in all directions. It is located in the central region of rift Valley at the height of 1300 m. This town is constructed on two separate settlements as Sikela and Shechem. The city's total population is 75000, but still, the environment of the town is maintained.