An Ethiopian Easter: Unexpected wonders of Lalibela and Addis Ababa

30/3/13 Despite still being blighted by poverty, it is rich in culture and natural wonders and beginning to realise its potential as a tourist destination. A gold-robed deacon stood in front of a makeshift altar at the shadowy heart of the nave, clutching a staff as he led the mournful chanting. Surrounding him was a cluster of white-shawled priests, some holding bibles and candles, others ornate crosses and icons.

30/3/13 Despite still being blighted by poverty, it is rich in culture and natural wonders and beginning to realise its potential as a tourist destination. A gold-robed deacon stood in front of a makeshift altar at the shadowy heart of the nave, clutching a staff as he led the mournful chanting. Surrounding him was a cluster of white-shawled priests, some holding bibles and candles, others ornate crosses and icons.

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An Ethiopian Easter: Unexpected wonders of Lalibela and Addis Ababa

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