Ethio Golden Tours

07/04/2025

Civilization!

The Aksum obelisks, also known as steles, are magnificent, monolithic stone pillars located in the ancient city of Aksum, which was the capital of the Aksumite Empire in what is now Ethiopia. The Aksumite Empire thrived from approximately the 1st century AD to the 7th century AD and played a significant role in the region's history and culture.

The obelisks are made of granite and are known for their tall, slender, and imposing appearance. They are often intricately carved with decorative motifs and inscriptions, many of which are written in Ge'ez, an ancient Semitic language that is still used in the Ethiopian Orthodox Church liturgy.

The inscriptions on the obelisks provide valuable historical and cultural information about the Aksumite civilization, including commemorations of rulers, their achievements, and the empire's early adoption of Christianity.

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18/06/2024

Abune yemata guh church is one of the most rewarding rock churches in Tigray region and throughout the country Ethiopia.
Spectacular for its view and sky tower cliff mountain.
This church that dates back to 15th century painting is one of the best highlights of the country.
Many tourists flood to see this heavenly stand church that is carved out from the rock and is known as cave church as well.
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15/06/2024

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03/02/2024

Abune Yemata Guh is a spectacular rock hewn church in Tigray,situated at a hieght of 2580M.
Tigray is a land with amazing history


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02/02/2024

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31/01/2024

The Stelae Field in Axum, contains more than 120 stelae made of smooth, grey stone. The stelae are each made of a single piece of granite and stand as high as 33m. Dating from around 300-500 CE, most the Aksum, stelae seem to predate the arrival of to Ethiopia. The stelae were most likely funeral for Axum's ancient rulers, who may have been buried in tombs beneath them. Some have altars at the base with grooves cut into them to carry away blood from sacrifices.

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30/01/2024

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Danakil Depression Afar Ethiopia
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