Ethiopia – Through My Lens – Bahir Dar, Blue Nile Falls and Lake Tana
Hi all – this is my final ‘Through My Lens’ for Ethiopia. Last week I shared my photos from the Simien Mountains. This week I’ve headed south to Bahir Dar. Bahir Dar is a town on the shores of Lake Tana, and the jumping off point for visiting the Blue Nile Falls. It was done in an afternoon by car, we needed to cross the river by boat and walk around 800 metres through rural land to get to the falls.
A boat on Lake Tana is pretty much compulsory for visitors, and I took one to the Zege Peninsula. It’s beautiful and green and there is a church there. Enjoy!
Market Area, Bahir Dar.
Most streets in Bahir Dar are not sealed.
The Blue Nile falls with surrounds.
It can be lonely in the wilderness near the Blue Nile Falls.
Crossing the river near the Blue Nile Falls. The locals boat!
The Blue Nile Falls rage.
Thanks for stopping by! May the Journey Never End!
Fascinating!
Thanks for stopping by! Ethiopia is a brilliant, surprising destination!
Gorgeous pics! I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again, you’ve been to some amazing places 🙂
and so have you sir!