The 12th century town of Lalibela, located north-west Ethiopia, had been home to the extraordinarily carved rock-dwelling churches since the time of King Lalibela these 11 rock-hewn churches are sometimes referred to as the” eighth wonder of the world." Gondar, the castle town and the 17th century Ethiopian capital have to have a great historical significance.
The 12th-century town of Lalibela, located in north-west Ethiopia, has been home to the extraordinarily carved rock-hewn churches since the reign of King Lalibela. These eleven rock-hewn churches are sometimes referred as the” eighth wonder of the world”. Gondar, the town of castles and the 17th century Ethiopian capital has great historical significance.