1. RealEthiopia.com at your service
(RealEthiopia/RealEthiopia)

RealEthiopia.com targets the international and domestic tourists by providing instant access to motivational and destinational information about Ethiopia. The information provided are as follows where

2. Content policy
(RealEthiopia/RealEthiopia)

...ur photo gallery, posts in our forums, listings of establishments, services or products in our services directory and reviews of the same. None of the contents, other than those listed directly ...

3. About RealEthiopia.com
(RealEthiopia/RealEthiopia)

...g to adopt to the new world and with much of the heritage preserved. RealEthiopia.com features directory of establishments, services and products, all to serve you. Currently one can choose f...

4. Reginal Governments
(Government and politics/Administration)

... its capital is Awassa. Gambela has a population of 222,000; Harari 172,000; Addis Ababa 2,646,000; and Diredawa, 342,000. At present, there are 1000 towns, 604 woredas and 22,351 kebeles (20,730 of w...

5. The Parliament
(Government and politics/Administration)

...rve five-year terms) and the House of People's Representatives, or lower chamber (whose 548 members are directly elected by popular vote from single-member districts to serve five-year terms). Of th...

6. Adama / Nazareth
(Cities/Nazreth / Adama)

Adama has a comfortably warm (occasionally a little bit hot) weather, virtually throughout the year and is located about 98 km southeast of Addis Ababa. Adama ("christened" Nazereth du

7. Harar
(Cities/Harar)

...he Djibouti-Addis Ababa railway, which was originally planned to pass through the city, was diverted to Dire Dawa, thereby adversely affecting Harar and giving the former town a commercial advantage o...

8. Dire Dawa
(Cities/Dire Dawa)

Next to Addis Ababa, perhaps, Dire Dawa is the most cosmopolitan city in Ethiopia and a melting pot of both traditional and contemporary cultures, founded in 1902, when the construction of the only ra

9. Investment
(Government and politics/Economy)

...et economy. However, the progress is slow. In 2000/01, investment accounted for 16% of the GDP. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) has been increasing from 2% in 1995/96 to 59% in 1997/98. Mining, hydroc...

10. Climate
(Nature/Climate)

...ntains and dissected plateaus, divided by Great Rift Valley, running generally in a northeast-southwest direction through Ethiopia and south into Kenya, Tanzania and beyond, and surrounded by lowlands...

11. Camping
(Nature/Geography)

... not to leave any portable items outside the tent after turning in for the night. Note on routes: the direction Harar and Dire Dawa have questionable security and may be unsuitable for camping. Befo...

12. Axum's History
(History/Ancient)

...it (also popularly known as Gudit) and the fast spread of Islam at the time, though it did not suffer a direct attack by the latter. Axum was revived about 1270, with the renaissance that saw the ex...

13. National parks
(Category Blog)

With 14 major wildlife reserves, Ethiopia provides a microcosm of the entire sub-Saharan ecosystem. Bird life abounds, and indigenous animals from the rare Walia ibex to the shy wild ass, roam free ju

14. Dire Dawa
(Category Blog)

15. Culture
(Section List)

... a mosaic of cultures. The country is home to an estimated eighty ethnic groups, although this does not directly reflect the variety of culture, since there are groups that have closer affinity to eac...

16. Cities
(Section Blog)

Addis Ababa University (main campus), the former palace of Emperor Haile selassie and house to the Institute of Ethiopian Studies, which accommodates the Library, with one of the biggest collection of