Despite what you may have heard, Ethiopia is not starving. It is green, lush, and full of life and culture. It is diverse and amazing. From the highlands in the north to the tribal lands of the south, to the religious and historical sites to the stunning landscapes, Ethiopia offers something for everyone. We spent a month in the country. You should, too.
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- A woman carrying wood down to her village
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- The Mursi tribe of southern Ethiopia
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- This Ethiopian boy lives in a small village by Lake Tana, the source of the Nile River
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- This old man came for a celbration in one of the rock churches of Lalibela
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- One of the rock chuches of Lalibela
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- A religious celbration in one of the rock churches of Lalibela
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- One of the rock churches of Lalibela
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- The market in Axum
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Bryan has visited exactly one more country than his wife, and she won't let him forget it! Also an avid photographer, he enjoys entrenching himself within the local culture in order to learn more about the people of a place. As a freelance web developer, he co-founded Budget Your Trip and Collective Lens. You can follow him on Twitter at @budgetyourtrip or @bryantighe.
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