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Anini Tours Ethiopia
offers trips for individuals and small groups to all of the better known tourist sites and areas of Ethiopia including
Lalibela, Gondar, Axum, Simien and Bale Mountains, Blue Nile Falls, Harar, the Omo Valley and Danakil Depression (Desert)
Anini also recognizes that many tourists, especially those on modest budgets, prefer to design and plan trips themselves focusing on their specific interests.
Anini Tours specializes in providing advice, designing and planning tailor-made trips for individuals and small groups of up to 14 people.

You can be confident of excellent service, information and advice from Anini Tours for either a formal tour or self planned trip. In addition to the well known tourist sites Anini Tours can provide opportunities to visit and explore many other magnificent and little visited parts of the country.
Ethiopia is a country which has enormous diversity and depending on your particular interest there are many different ‘Ethiopians’ to experience. Anini can design trips for special interests in nature and landscapes, geology, people, their culture and way of life, history and archaeology, religion, festivals, music and art, Community development or a combination of these and other interests.
Anini Tours will provide an opportunity to taste the wonder and diversity of our magnificent country, its history, its people and their culture.
UNESCO Registered
There are now Nine tangible and 2 intangible in total eleven UNESCO registered possessions as heritages of the world. Rock Hewn Churches of Lalibela (The 8th wonder of the world: Lalibela) Lalibela is designated as world Heritage site in 1978.Originally thought to
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Subject: From Devil’s Lake to God’s Bridges at Arba Minch
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En route down south we visited Devil’s Lake, a beautiful azure blue in colour like Lake Louise in Canada without the snowy white mountains as it’s backdrop. Its hue is from algae and it’s known for its howling hyenas that appear at dusk. Because it has steep sides the elders have spun a story about a devil to keep the children away. Our journey took us through areas where we were on ‘the Ferngi Channel’ with every move curiously watched by observers. Stopping for morning coffee always draws a crowd.
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