[title_nd tag=”h2″ align=”center” title=”Ethiopian Festivals”]
Ethiopia has a number of festivals throughout the year starting with spring (Tsedey), the time of Ethiopian New Year, which falls on September 11 or (Meskerem 1). Some of them are listed below:
[focus_image_nd title=”Ashenda Festival” image=”2211″ text=”Ashenda Festival” link=”url:%23|title:Read%20More|”]
[focus_image_nd title=”Irecha” image=”2213″ text=”Irecha” link=”url:%23|title:Read%20More|”]
[focus_image_nd title=”Ethiopian Christmas (Genna) ” image=”2214″ text=”Ethiopian Christmas (Genna) ” link=”url:%23|title:Read%20More|”]
[focus_image_nd title=”Ethiopian Easter” image=”2216″ text=”Ethiopian Easter” link=”url:%23|title:Read%20More|”]
[focus_image_nd title=”Timket (Ethiopian Epiphany) ” image=”2215″ text=”Timket (Ethiopian Epiphany) ” link=”url:%23|title:Read%20More|”]
[focus_image_nd title=”Muharam ” image=”2217″ text=”Muharam ” link=”url:%23|title:Read%20More|”]
[focus_image_nd title=”Idd-Ul-Fitir” image=”2218″ text=”Idd-Ul-Fitir” link=”url:%23|title:Read%20More|”]
[focus_image_nd title=”Muharam ” image=”2217″ text=”Muharam ” link=”url:%23|title:Read%20More|”]
[focus_image_nd title=”Shiek Hussen” image=”2153″ text=”Shiek Hussen” link=”url:%23|title:Read%20More|”]
