Ethiopia is a place where the past still lives in the present. Its churches are carved straight into rock, and ruins from the Axumite Kingdom lie scattered across dry hills. The country was never colonised, so its language, script, and way of life have stayed largely unchanged. Meals are shared over injera and spicy lentil stews, often eaten by hand. In the highlands, Geladas graze in large groups, and the rare Ethiopian wolf moves silently through alpine grass. From quiet village roads to vast mountain plateaus, Ethiopia brings together old rituals, deep history, and landscapes unlike anywhere else.