"Debark and Simien Mountains" Debark' by sachara
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The massive erosion over the years on the Ethiopian plateau has created one of the most spectacular landscapes in the world. The dramatic landscape of the Simien Mountains is consisting of several plateaus separated by wide valleys. The jagged peaks, the deep valleys, the steep escarpments of about 1500 M, the views at the pinnacles make the landscape breathtaking. There are good views at the mountains, going north from Debark to Aksum.
The Simien Mountains are an UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Simien Mountains are a wonderful area for hiking.The dramatic landscape of the Simien Mountains is made up of several plateaus, separated by wide valleys. Walking along the steep escarpments with views at the pinnacles in the park is breathtaking.
You can reach the park from Debark. Here you have also to buy you tickets at the parkheadquarters.
We visited the park only one day and made a nice walk to a waterfall and along the escarpment.
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The girls in the north of Ethiopia are wearing their hair in the Tigrayan haistyle, the so-called shoruba. That's... more travel advice
Breathtaking landscape north of Debark
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In this north-western part of the country the landscape looked rather green. We really enjoyed our drive through these... more travel advice
Views en route from Debark to Aksum
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I had seen Erica arborea in Tunisia but though tall, they did not look like a tree as on your photo but more as a tall bush. Too bad you had a dry waterfall. The landscapes are really fabulous! Nice story about the preservative on finger!
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Africa is intriguing indeed and your pages never disappoint us! Thanks a lot!
my best compliments for another quality page from the most addicted Africa fan I ever met
heeh, looking at your pictures I realized that we probably did the same hike. I rememebr all the places where you took them!