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Ethiopian Coffee and Tea plantations |
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The origin of Coffee Arabica and its first cultivation is associated with Kaffa region of south western Ethiopia. Wild coffee is believed to have been first observed and discovered by a young herdsman called kaldi between the 3rd and 10th centuries in Kaffa region. Later it was discovered that Coffee and the roasted berries could be ground to powder to produce a tasty stimulating and energizing hot drink. The drink of coffee most probably remained an Ethiopian secret until the 16th Century when it was already traded along the Indian Ocean spice route and cultivated in Yemen and other Hilly parts of Arabia. |
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Situated on the western part of Ethiopia Gambella has a population estimated to be around 250, 000. This city has stronger geographical, Historical and ethnic links to neighboring southern Sudan than to the Ethiopian highlands to the east. Gambela is Hot, humid, and swampy. Gambella is dominated geographically by the sluggish Baro River and its various tributaries, all of which eventually flow across the border into the Blue-Nile navigable from the port of Gambella on the northern bank of the Baro all the way to its confluence with the White Nile at Khartoum. |
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The trip from Goba south to Negele Borana via Dolo Mena is one of the most exciting off the beaten track routes in Ethiopia. The drive Goba across the Sanetti plateau and through the Harena forest to Dolo Mena is rewarding. You can spot many species of forest birds, wild animals passing through scenic route up to Dolo Mena. Negele town is something of a frontier town inhabited mainly by the Oromo people but also has strong Somali and Muslim influence. The towns Saturday camel market is worth a visit. |
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Community Tourism around Dodola- Adaba destinations |
Dodola and Adaba towns on the road to Bale became important with the recent opening of an elaborate network of mountain huts and hiking and trekking trails through the forested mountain to the south of these towns. Part of an integrated forest management project (IFMP) and backed with German funding and expertise this organized set up is considerable significance to the conservation of the fauna and flora of some of the country’s most extensive remaining montane forest and moorland habitat. |
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Attractions between Lalibela, Mekele and Axum |
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Mekele can be reached in a day drive from Lalibela via the scenic route Of Korem- Sekota all weather road with a possible diversions to the beautiful cave church of Yemrehana Christos ( Christ lead us) and Bilbala Georgis enroute. There are opportunities of exploring life of country side Amhara and Tigre (Semitic) people leading settled and agricultural life. |
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