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Direction Map to the Alluring Past

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Direction Map to the Alluring Past E ntoto N atural P ark's H ighland    Geographical Situation A ddis Ababa is situated 9° north of the equator in central Ethiopia. There is a splendid outlook over the sprawling city and five high, solitary mountains from several spots, from the southwest to the southeast (Menagesha, Wachecha, Furi Zukuala and Yerer). Entoto Natural Park's area extends from the northern outskirts of the Capital. Thus, Entoto Natural Park reveals its captivating, grand mountainous landscape at an altitude of 2,600 m, and farther north, the high plateau stretches out towards elevations above 3,000 m. T he H igh P lateau's M ountain C rest Facing north from the top ridge, one looks out over vast plains towards Sululta and some bare mountains. The mountain ridge on which the Park is located constitutes a big water divider. The northern slope drains into the Blue Nile, and the precipitation from the southern slope ends up in the Awash River. (HΓ₯kan Blan...

The Wild Forest of the Ancient

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The Wild Forest of the Ancient The Wild and Fertile Forest from the Ancient Era The Capital Below the Mist of Horizon Very remote, vaguely appearing, these civilisations' settlements of the Capital here from the elevated location on the outer rim of the high plateau  (16) .  Among these enchanted juniper hills and hidden paths, dreams of pure Nature are offered by almost every view, as in the mighty abyss and Canyon's uphill adventure. The stunning location of  the rock pools described  (14)  is nearby . Still, this mysteriously secluded gorge with its seductive twilight paths is even closer, where its pathways first gently rise from (B) towards the tributary creek  (36) within the loop (14) . These natural baths and pools above Bees' Cliff  (14), and their sheer proximity, cliffhanging high over the abyss, constitute a surprisingly adventurous, beautiful picnic spot. However, the site is equally breathtakingly beautiful and thrill...