From French architecture to local markets of fresh fish find out what makes Djibouti such a unique African country.
Discover the rich history and flavors of Djibouti with Skoudehkaris, a spicy one-pot rice dish. Dive into Djiboutian cuisine's fusion of influences and try this delicious recipe today!
This beautiful Djibouti Flag is a great way to show your love for the country. The flag of Djibouti is made of 100% Polyester and comes in two dimensions. So shop it on Globe Flags and swing it at all events and public gatherings to support, encourage and boost for your country. • FINEST QUALITY- Made with 100% Polyester, the flag is lightweight and durable. It is wrinkle-resistant and quickly dries, so even during harsh cold or rainy days, you won't have to sacrifice for quality. It is stain resistant, retains its original shape, and the flag can be easily cleaned at home by hand • COLOR WOULD NOT FADE - Combination of vibrant and variety of hues that make heads turn! At Globe Flags, we strive to use high-quality, environment-friendly, sustainable, and fade-proof dye that can withstand the test of harsh weather conditions.• CRAFTED GRACEFULLY - We put our finest minds to ideate, design, and produce the flag. From design to quality, colors to variety, you will never have to compromise. The flag is measured, cut, designed, dyed, and stitched with high-quality threads, with utmost precision, before it ships to you!• SPECIFICATIONS - Material: Polyester Size: 60x90 cm / 90X150 cm Weight: 80g / pcs• MULTIPURPOSE - The flag is perfect for indoor and outdoor usage. Stand out of the crowd and take it to sports competitions, or parades, or gift it to your loved ones. Attract like-minded people when you simply wave the flag at your home to highlight your personality, preferences, interests, and what you take pride in!• TAKE PRIDE WHEN YOU SHOP WITH US - Globe Flags is passionate about giving choices and power back to the people. With every product we manufacture we make sure that they fulfill the required standards before we ship them to you. We like to do things a bit differently and give back to our community. That is why our team is composed of 80%+ women and people ranging from diverse minority backgrounds. We offer fair and competitive compensation, a healthy work environment, equal accommodations, and more! Interesting Fact: Approximately 90% of Djibouti’s land is desert. Djibouti's flag was adopted on June 27, 1977, the day it gained independence from France.
Skoudehkaris is an aromatic rice and meat dish from Djibouti. Meat and rice are cooked in liquids flavored with cumin, cinnamon, cayenne, cloves and cardamom.
After leaving Lake Abbe on our Djibouti adventure, head in 4x4’s across the Great Barra to Dikhil region to trek across the Danakil Desert to the beautiful salt plains of Lake Assal.
Goubet island © Eric Lafforgue www.ericlafforgue.com
Planning a trip to Djibouti? Find everything you need to get started here: itinerary ideas, ecolodge reviews, costs, food, photo guides and more.
Tadjourah Djibouti © Eric Lafforgue www.ericlafforgue.com
Physical map of Djibouti showing major cities, terrain, national parks, rivers, and surrounding countries with international borders and outline maps. Key facts about Djibouti.
Things to see and do in Djibouti in 4 days of travel including Lake Abbe, Lake Assal, Moucha Island and Djibouti city. Includes details about how to get there and how organise the trip
Djibouti data and statistics (2020). The data and statistics cover different domains like population, economy, society, ...
This nation was a former French colony situated between Ethiopia and Somalia. Have a look at the 15 most popular Djiboutian foods. You ought to try them!
See a photo of Lake Assal in Djibouti by George Steinmetz from National Geographic.
Djibouti is one the least visited countries in the world. That's one of the reasons I decided to visit Djibouti and have it (almost) all to myself!
Lake Assal, aka the honey lake is a crater lake in Djibouti. It is located in the Gulf of Tadjoura, at the top of the Great Rift Valley. It is a saline lake which lies 155 m below sea level, making it the lowest point on land in Africa and the 3rd lowest land depression on Earth after the Dead Sea and Sea of Galilee. Lake Assal is the world's largest salt reserve, which is presently exploited by companies. Very few camle caravans still come to bring back the salt in Ethiopia in the remote areas, like they did for centuries! © Eric Lafforgue www.ericlafforgue.com
The 3 Best Djibouti Tours gets you outside awful Djibouti City to swim with whale sharks, and set foot on Africa's lowest point, Lake Assal. by Worldwide Wilbur, updated March 2019 Why travel to go on Djibouti Tours? You're in the United States military, have received orders to Camp Lemonnier. (Djibouti fun fact: it holds the
A wonderful soup from Djibouti that is typically made with goat meat and served with canjeero flatbread.
