
The Falls you see is a part of River Nile. The Falls is most impressive during the rainy season. The falls - four-handred metres wide in full flood, the edge of the rolling Nile breaks into a thundering cataract of white water foaming down a dark cliff.

The Blue Nile River starts from Lake Tana in Bahar Dar/Gojam Province.
The Source of Blue Nile.
Lalibela, a medieval settlement in the region of Welo, is the site of eleven rock-hewn churches belived to have been built in the late 12th or early 13th century by King Lalibela. These remarkable edifices, which were carved inside and outside of solid rock, are often ranked among the wonders of the world.Each building is architecurally unique, all are finely carved, and several are decorated with beautiful paintings that remain well preserved.








Gondar:The city's unique imperial precinct contains a dozen castles built by various emperors during this 236 year period. Although the earliest of these castles was built by Fasiladas following the expultion of the Portuguese, at first sight the architecture seems to reflect Moorish-European influences. Closer scrutiny, however, reveals interesting architectural features following in
the Axumite tradition and a strong affinity with contemporary styles of building in South Arabia.