Ethiopian new year

In many countries around the world, New Year’s Day is celebrated on January 1st with fireworks and festivities with family / friends the evening before. But this is not the only type of New Year’s …

Ethiopia is a country owner of 13 months of sunshine. So today we are celebrating 2013, you are 7 year younger the time you arive in Ethiopia. መልካም አዲስ አመት

Abebayehosh happy new year!

These yellow beautiful daisies are known as “Meskel Flower” or “Adey Abeba” in Ethiopia. They are culturally an important part of #ethiopian New Year (September 11) and #meskel (holiday that celebrates finding of the the True Cross of Jesus Christ) celebration. The flowers represent happiness, new #beginning and rebirth. #nature #harmony #flawless #askalite #askalite🌿 #askaliteformula🌱 #askalitecosmetics💚 #happynewyear #ethiopiannewyear #apothecary #enqutatash #year #2010 📷 Unknown

Ethiopian new year endogenous flowers.

Abebayehosh Happy Ethiopian New year to all my #Ethiopian ppl. Proud to be from the great country on earth. God bless Ethiopian n her people. #mypride #motherland home of beautiful peopld and extraordinary culture The web of humanity my culture❤✊

The #Ethiopian Calendar has a year of 13 months | with 12 months of 30 days and a short month of 5 or 6 days | The Last month has 5 days in a common year and 6 days during the Leap year | Ethopian new year is on 11 september, except in Leap years | when it is on 12 september... #facts #leapyear #ethiopiancalendar #mondayfacts #ethiopianfacts #didyouknowfacts #factsdaily #todayfacts #humanfacts #didyouknow #factz #worldfacts #amazingfacts #trivia #generalknowledge