Eastern part of Ethiopia is a cultural odyssey having an old history and displaying a cultural array of remarkable culture since its foundation in the 10th century A.D. It makes Harar the hub of their cultural and commercial center that connects the city with India, the Middle East, and other parts of Africa. Later the expansion of the city through centuries several mosques and shrines were built enclosed by a high fortified stone walls to encircle these old sites one thing is to protect their heritage and wellbeing from external adversaries. Inside these high walls, there are around 368 alleyways squeezed into the JUGOL WALLS named after the founder centuries ago.
Its charming people the Adares (the only Semitic race in the east of Ethiopia) are the original founders of the city, Harar. Apart from all the sites in this city, it is a place where one can get up-close and personal with the wild hyenas in which visitors can experience feeding these beasts meat with their hands.