Ethiopia's perl
Visit Gondar
Gondar was once the capital of the Ethiopian Empire, and its legacy lives on in majestic castles, ornate churches, and vibrant cultural festivals. Whether you're a history buff, a spiritual seeker, or a curious traveler, Gondar offers a rare blend of architectural grandeur and living tradition.
Tourist Sites
Built in the 17th century during the reign of Emperor Iyasu I, the church’s name means “Trinity and Mountain of Light.”
Built in the 17th century, either by Emperor Fasilides or his son Iyasu I, around the same time as the Royal Enclosure
Established in 1645 by Emperor Fasilides, Fasil Ghebbi marked a turning point in Ethiopian imperial history.
Getting There & Staying
Gondar is accessible via Gondar Airport (GDQ), with regular flights from Addis Ababa. The city offers a range of accommodations—from heritage lodges to modern hotels—ensuring comfort for every traveler.
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