Holy Trinity Cathedral

The Holy Trinity Church is an important religious resort in Ethiopia. It was built in the early and mid-1900s. The former kings of Ethiopia, Haile Selahi, were buried here. The black granite tomb in the church is worth seeing. The church has a special guide to explain. There will be regular singing songs every day, and sometimes give to the poor. The exterior of the church is very drifting and suitable for taking pictures.

The Trinity Church in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, is the largest church in Ethiopia. The church has a distinct colonial baroque style and is very beautiful. The painted glass inside the church is gorgeous and colorful, depicting many biblical classic stories. This church has a high status within Ethiopian Christianity and must be visited.

The Holy Trinity Church in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, is a product of the colonial period. The church building is very majestic and the structure is more complicated. There are 13 statues of saints on the periphery of the church. The interior decoration of the very exquisite church is relatively simple. But the painted glass is really beautiful, mostly from the Bible story, although after a hundred years, but still dazzling.

This church is also unique in the world, because only this church can claim to be the last stop before Jesus'mother left Africa for Europe. It can also be said that Jesus' mother went to Europe from this church. Churches are luxurious and a focus of human culture.

This is my eighth trip to Africa in Ethiopia in 2011. Africa gives the impression that it is a brand-new viewing ladder. Every time you go to Africa, you reach a new ladder height. Every plant and grass here is fascinating and amazing. Close to Africans is the first wish of every tourist to Africa, because the people here are friendly and humble, easy to approach, do not want to have some countries, the bone is always discriminating against our yellow people, the so-called white people who think they are nobler than us, also do not appear so excellent. On our way to the Nile, our car stopped next to a small village where African children looked curiously at us yellow-skinned people from China. The same is true of our tour group. They are eager to get in touch with them, take pictures with them, or take pictures of them. Looking carefully, these Ethiopians have abundant facial expressions. Their facial features are angular, big eyes and dark skin, but they are beautiful. They are especially better than us. Most of our people are short legs, short stature, narrow eyes, nose collapse. In short, compared with our African friends, they are somewhat inferior to their looks.

It's a wonderful place.

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The church is very magnificent, rich in color and very ethnic