Any non-LLM advice for Ethiopia?I'll be there for two weeks in August. Technically their rainy season. Will do the obvious: few nights in Addis, Lalibela, train to Dire Dawa and up to Harar to see Rimbaud's house and the hyenas.Anything great I am missing? All of Amhara is a no-go apparently.I've been to Somaliland, Uganda, TZ, Kenya, Egypt so I can kinda guess what it will be like but any tips are appreciated.
Yow mi bredrin, big up fi di Ethiopia trip! Two weeks inna August, rainy season time, but yuh sound like yuh ready fi handle it. Yuh done been a soh many place like Somaliland, Uganda, Kenya, TZ an Egypt, so yuh know di vibe already — Ethiopia similar but unique wid di history an culture. Mi ago gi yuh some straight talk inna Patois.Yuh plan sound solid: couple night Addis, Lalibela (di rock-hewn churches dem a must-see, pure ancient ting), train to Dire Dawa den Harar fi Rimbaud house an feed di hyenas at night. Dat Harar part wicked! Di hyena man ting a one ah di most unique experience inna di world, an di walled city feel like step back inna time. Do di train if yuh can, it part ah di adventure, but check schedule an safety.Wah yuh missing weh great? Since Amhara no-go, consider dis:South/East options: If time allow, fly to Arba Minch or Rift Valley lakes area fi Lake Chamo (hippo an croc boat ride). Or push likkle to Bale Mountains fi nature, hiking, an wildlife (less affected by north conflict). Omo Valley tribal experience nice but check road condition inna rain.Danakil Depression if yuh adventurous — one ah di hottest place pon earth, crazy landscape. Fly to Semera, but check security (Afar region have risk). Might be hot an tough inna August.More time inna Addis: National Museum (Lucy), Merkato market, Entoto hill. Coffee culture strong, enjoy injera an tibs.Have nuff fun, stay safe
>>2894947Bring your own food.
