Diredawa Raiders in Harar
Diredawa Raiders in Harar Addis Ababa to Harar, Bus direct to Harar, Plane and train only to Dire Dawaπ€π« The bus takes 13 hours. Stop for half an hour in the middle and let you get out of the car for dinner and leave at 4 a.m. Departure Place Lamberet Menaharia.π«π«π§ The place to buy tickets is just across the road from the point of departure. The ticket I bought was 1550 Bill. Note: Each line and ticket office here is separate, with different prices and models. If you don't have a car, change one. A Kenyan girl in the hostel said she had bought a ticket of 1800 and was leaving at 3 a.m. I didn't find the ticket office anyway.ππ₯πͺ I stayed at the Belayneh Hotel, 700 Birr a night. But note: check-out time is 10: 00, late to charge more money (he charged me half a day room 350, I cut to 200)πͺ For dinner, I always eat at Adot Juice, and his house has a great salad at Adot Special.π€ΈββοΈπ€ΎββοΈ You can go around the ancient city yourself. Cola 70 Bills in the ancient town. It's only 60 Bills outside the ancient city. Locals often sell their local grass. You can eat a little and try it.πͺπΈπ Feed the hyenas and ask the locals where the hyena feeding is. The location is next to the ancient city. Map Search for Hyena Feeding Site. Or find a guide to take you there.𦽠I took the train back to Addis Ababa,πππI didn't understand the schedule anyway. First take the minibus to Dredava, about two hours. 150-300 Between Bill. I asked the local was 150 Bill. But I paid 300 and it should have been my backpack taking up one person's place.βοΈ The train fare is 1520, and the line was built by the Chinese. It leaves at 7: 30 a.m., probably 10 hours. The central area of Dredavar is still a long way from the train station. And there's no place to stay near the train station. It's about 200-300 on a tricycle, Bill. They see that foreigners often simply report 500 Bills, no matter how high they are.π₯οΈποΈ It took a two-hour minibus ride from Drejava to the UNESCO World Heritage site - the ancient city of Harrell. According to UNESCO, the ancient city of Harare is the fourth holiest city in Islam, with 82 mosques. Islamic architecture in Africa is very different from that in the Middle East. It looks lovely! Walking around the streets feels a bit Moroccan!βοΈπΏπͺ #Africa #AfricanTourism #Ethiopia #Harare
