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Abuna Yemata Church is a church, located at Ethiopia

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Ethiopia

Added by Jopie, at 10 January 2016

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9 Reviews

  • Anonymous
    31 March 2018

    Stunning rock church from 6th century. Great quick climb and views are just breathtaking! To get there you need to walk along a small ledge with 200m vertical drop so if you suffer from vertigo think again about it.

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  • Anonymous
    21 March 2018

    One of the best experience for 2017. The hiking is a bit challenging but is worth it. Guides offer a lot of help.

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  • Anonymous
    12 March 2018

    Ethiopia, specifically the northern region of Tigray is the cradle of Christianity & early civilization.

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  • Anonymous
    22 February 2018

    Incredible I have no word to explain this please awesome

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  • Anonymous
    19 February 2018

    In God We Trust.
    Thank BBC for let me know this location.
    Amen !

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  • Anonymous
    27 July 2017

    That was a beautiful church. But the way to church was very dangerous.

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  • Anonymous
    08 June 2017

    Tolle Lage - eine Wanderung wert.

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  • Anonymous
    01 December 2016

    I'm so happy I took time to visit some of the churches in Tigray. One that was a memory I will cherish forever is my visit to Abuna Yemata Guh, a church very inaccessible and requiring a rock climb and no fear of hights on the top of a mountain. The view was stunning, and the climb, while frightening, was exhilarating!

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  • Anonymous
    17 January 2016

    The place is beautiful, but there are many „scavengers“ and self-proclaimed „guides“ around. One such random guy stopped our van and forcibly entered in it in a near village (before we knew how offensive they are). He refused to get out and claimed he is a mandatory payed „guide“ and went all the way to the cave church with us. There he blocked the way by steps up by his body. When we did not want to hire him, he claimed we must show him passports. Extremely annoying. The monk on the top charges you as well and there are another guys on the way who collect entrance fee. As our proverb say: „Too many roosters at one rubbish heap“

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