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Asmara (Asmera)
Agordat (Akordat)
Assab (Asseb)
Barentu
Dahlak islands
Dekemhare (Decemhare)
Ghinda (Ginda)
Keren (Cheren)
Massawa (Massauwa)
Mendefera (Adi Ugri)
Nakfa (Nacfa)
Semenawi Bahri (Filfil)
Tessenei (Teseney)

 

Akule Guzai Eritrea

 

10 kilometer south of Adi Kaieh in Kohaito are the archaeological sites of an Axumite dam, estimated to be over 2,000 years old, two sites believed to be a place of worship (indicating by the existing pillars), an Axumite brick firing kiln, and rock paintings dating from approximately 4-500 B.C.

 

Resume of hotel accommodation in Adi Keih
Name	Address	Rooms	Phone	Fax
Adi Keih			650 041
Garden			650 065
Keyh Bahri			650 325

 

Monolithic stelae, Kohaito.

Village of Senafe, seen from the Eritrean side of the front after the
 May/June 2000 war with two Ethiopian trenches on the foreground.

      © 2000  Martin Stolk .

More pictures of Senafe ........

 

Amba Metera, (© Skip Dahlgren) a huge rock that marks the
 archaeologic site of the ancient Axumite city, one of Eritrea's
 prime cultural and historic treasures, 2kms south of Senafe.

Small village in Akule Guzai.