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Adulis: The gateway of Eritrea’s civilization
Adulis or known also as Aduli is an archeological site situated in the Northern Red Sea region, abut 45 kilometers…
The Red Sea: Life time memory in hand
Eritrea shares abundant coastal natural attractions. It possesses an escarpment with spectacular views from the…
Holiday Celebration
New Year and the Orthodox Christmas were celebrated with much fun fair manifesting how tradition and modernity…
Asmara-Massawa Cableway Part II and Final
The bearing cables cannot run in a single stretch from the sea to the highland! They are formed, on the contrary,…
Asmara-Massawa Cableway Part I
The charming Eritrean capital, situated almost on the edge of the highlands, dominates the slope that descends…
Eritrea’s ancient and historical railway system Part II
The Eritrean steam locomotives consist of different types and made from different countries. According to the…
Eritrea’s ancient and historical railway system Part I
The history of railway system in Eritrea goes back to the time of Italian colonization over Eritrea mainly for the…
Areas worth visiting in Adi-Quala sub-zone
‘Three seasons in two hours’ is the theme of the Eritrean tourism sector. But I guess that would only be one…
The ancient Monastery of Aba Meta’e
The Monastery of Abune Libanos (Aba Meta’e), the oldest Christian monastery in a hideous dark cave, is situated…
Dahlak Islands: Potential for tourism industry growth
The Dahlac Archipelago is an island group located in theRed Sea. It consists of two large and 124 small islands.…
Asmara and its historic perimeter: A history lover’s delight
Eritrea’s beautiful capital, Asmara, is the most happening tourist destination of Eritrea. Known and adored for…
The potentials for future Tourism development in Eritrea: Part II
There are various factors contributing to the diversity of Eritrean tourism attractiveness. In the historical…