Guide to Ethiopia

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Ethiopia is, in the words of Philip Briggs, "culturally, historically and scenically the most extraordinary country I have ever visited". Dominated by the breathtaking Ethiopian highlands, this little-known destination boasts not only the richest historical heritage in sub-Saharan Africa but also a natural history almost overwhelming in its diversity. Ancient palaces of the Axumite kingdom stand side by side with
rock-sculpted churches; the Simien wolf roams the mountains; the lammergeyer rules the skies.
The second edition of this sought-after guide reflects recent changes in accommodation and restaurants, while updating the reader on every aspect of travel in Ethiopia. A comprehensive section on Ethiopian culture helps the visitor to understand the complexities of this ancient civilisation, while details of health and safety should ensure a trouble-free trip.
Review of the first edition
"Thorough and reassuring, it provides all the practical and background information to... Tovább

Fülszöveg

Ethiopia is, in the words of Philip Briggs, "culturally, historically and scenically the most extraordinary country I have ever visited". Dominated by the breathtaking Ethiopian highlands, this little-known destination boasts not only the richest historical heritage in sub-Saharan Africa but also a natural history almost overwhelming in its diversity. Ancient palaces of the Axumite kingdom stand side by side with
rock-sculpted churches; the Simien wolf roams the mountains; the lammergeyer rules the skies.
The second edition of this sought-after guide reflects recent changes in accommodation and restaurants, while updating the reader on every aspect of travel in Ethiopia. A comprehensive section on Ethiopian culture helps the visitor to understand the complexities of this ancient civilisation, while details of health and safety should ensure a trouble-free trip.
Review of the first edition
"Thorough and reassuring, it provides all the practical and background information to make readers leap from their armchairs and visit this vast, magical country." The Daily Telegraph
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"I found myself turning the pages like a novel for the adventures, comments and well-grounded opinions"
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