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Fighting in Ethiopia's Amhara Region Halts Lake Tana Tourism
An ongoing war since 2023 between Fano militias and federal forces has ended visits to the former tourist site. Cities face shootings and attacks while rural zones see drone strikes and ransom kidnappings. The status of 14th-century monasteries on the lake is now uncertain.
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War between Fano militias and Ethiopian federal government forces has continued since 2023 in the Amhara region, ending tourism at Lake Tana. The lake, once a destination known for its shorelines and monasteries dating to the 14th century, has seen cities hit by shootings and grenade attacks. Rural areas around the lake have faced drone strikes and kidnappings for ransom.
@France24_en reported that the future of the ancient monasteries remains uncertain.
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