Bahir Dar university, university in the city of bahir Dar,the capital amhara region in Ethiopia.the university is the combination of two small institute formed earlier,after the department gradually raised to a degree level starting from 1996.

We venerate Bahir Dar University due significantly to the quality of education it offers. The faculties are qualified, committed, and dedicated to their profession.

Bahir dar university is one of the first generation universities in Ethiopia founded in 1963 in the capital city of Amhara region , Bahir dar city. The university has around 8 campuses found in the city of Bahir dar. One of the campus is peda campus which we will find in the university Rd in Bahir dar city. Peda is well know in the greenness and beauty of the campus. Along that there are a lot of apes found here in the campus . The students and the university community give them a food especially bread 🍞🥪 (ye peda dabo), is well known along the city because of its best size, taste . We students sometimes go there when we have a lesiure time . I love all the places if the campus. Peace ✌️

The food too reptitive and awful to eat(keke for 5 days at dinner, pasta for four days), and the beds are infested with bedbugs. But on the upside there is always water, the compund is nice and clean, the teachers are very nice( at least in the medical school).

As a short time visitor it's one of the greenest and spacious campus I saw. Considering the warm and strong sunny weather of Bahirdar city the amazing vegetation and trees is comfortable to walk around that is also friendly to the birds and monkies too.

Entering Bahir Dar University is my dream. Now I am expecting results but I hope to see it in person at Bahir Dar University.

The place where I live in the near future,I think after 2 weeks. In Ethiopia the most loveable place.😍🤩🥰😍🤩✌️

Gorgeous and originally home made paints for the art works!!!

I admired you, what you are doing go ahead !! Nice art work.

I used to ride on this bridge by my bike to my work place bahir dar TVET institute from kebele no 13 hospital area

An Italian made bridge during emperor Haile Selassie regime. It has been giving service for the last 60+ years and need restoration now.

Nice place in Bahir Dar Ethiopia 🇪🇹. Good place to spot hippos and birds.

Very nice place beauty of nature 😍

Very poor condition it's really sad but such a beautiful place poor government

It's a bridge that isolates Bahirdar city from Gonder.

Its an outdated old Bridge.over 50 year its not safe to use it

Had a great time at this church. Unfortunately a man named Daniel Lakew took me here. He is a tour guide registered in Bahir Dar. He scammed me afterwards.

St. Saint George is located at the southern part of Digo Tseyon specifically called Addis Alem. It's destination has blessing of good air conditioning and constructed at the hub of mountainous parts of the city which looking and praying just like you are at the heaven. You can come and join or help the church.

Bahir Dar is the capital city of the Amhara region in northern Ethiopia. It’s a port on the south shore of the huge inland Lake Tana. Dek Island is one of many islands in the lake that are home to medieval monasteries. Bahr Dar St, George church is found on the heart of the town.

st. George Church is very historical church

An Ethiopian Orthodox Church in the middle of the city. Very restful and peaceful from the hectic life of the city. If you are in Bahardar and wants to see the MOST Ancient form of Christianity that has NOT CHANGED AT ALL for 2 milliniums, Then please go to St. George's Church. It is important to note that Ethiopian Orthodox Christians still practices the same Christianity as it was in the time of OUR LORD AND SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST!

An orthodox Holy church of Saint George Peaceful and charming place in the heart of bahirdar city

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The best spot in Bahirdar 😎. The lake Tana view makes it perfect. Desset lodge is in my list of must seen places in Bahirdar. The food + The Garden and Nature view + The service makes it fit to for everyone who needs a happy & relaxing moment.

Great place for lunch due to the garden and lake view. The food was fine. The prices are above average.

Good food, large choice. No outages on the menu! The location, a wooden dining hall with large outdoor area directly beneath lake shore is tasteful. Service was nice, even not the quickest on sunday. They only serve wines in large bottles, but to western tourists even those are affordable. Higher price range, quality and ambience are justifying this.

Great place for dinner or late breakfast, quiet and clean, with beautiful sunset.

The place itself is well maintained and clean. Food was just okay and the waiter asked for additional money due to his personal hardship. Would recommend it for drinks only.

At the lake side of Tana , there is a huge fig tree and next to it you will find this gorgeous and beautiful restaurant called Deset Lodge. They both serve Ethiopian and European meals.

Nice place for lunch along the lake. Beautiful flowers and grounds. Fish goulash was delicious.

We had a very pleasant 2-day stay at this hotel. Our room was completely renovated and super clean, although slightly small. The staff very polite and tried to accommodate all our requests. What was really challenging was the restaurant… It took two hours to serve us, and please mind that we were almost the only guests…. The food though was tasty!

I enjoyed my stay at the Blue Nile. The rooms are simple but very comfortable and quiet. The staff are all friendly and willing to help. Situated right by the lake, it offers a great view especially in the evening. They have a number of meeting halls for the corporates. The meals consist of mostly local cuisine with a limited range of continental cuisine. The only missing piece is they do not have a swimming pool but that doesn't take away anything from the experience. I would definitely go back for their great hospitality.

Have not checked out yet. Wonderful lake view if you get rooms with even numbers you face the lake and welcome the sun ad it rises. They have 2 bars a restaurant and s pizzeria.2 BIGGEST PROBLEM IS INTERNET CONNECTIVITY AND NOISY AIRCONS. The staff are wonderful and the rooms clean. Other restaurants are within walking distance and is safe to walk during the day. Have not heard of any problems from night walkers of late.

Stunning views of Lake Tana, and incredibly well maintained grounds that only add to the experience. Waking up to the sight of fishermen on the lake and chanting from nearby churches is really special. In terms of the facilities, there is definitely some updating needed (bathrooms are definitely tired). As others have noted, food options leave something to be desired. Staff are very kind

The only good thing was the location and view. The shuttle service was poor, had to wait at the airport for over an hour. The rooms didn't have hot shower and when I finally found one to change, the power breaker kept going off everytime the heater was on. The AC in all the rooms was placed right next to the window and made it hard to fully open the windows, checked multiple rooms and all the beds were made of two mattresses put together and worn out bedsheets, which made the sleeping experience unpleasant. No hairdryer in the rooms and no plugs closer to the bed. Very poor wifi connection in the rooms, kept going on and off. Mosquitoe net should've bee available given the mosquitoes in Bahirdar. The breakfast buffet had very limited options especially when it comes to Ethiopian dishes but the fresh watermelon and papaya juice and dessert was good. Tried their kuanta firfir, tibis, chicken, lamb and pasta dishes and can't say I was pleased but the dinner buffet was better and the waiters were friendly. The bar was stacked with a variety of wine and liquor selection, they did well on that part. Over all, I had a zero star experience in a four stars hotel and resort. Given the location and view, I recommend the place for some quiet time and admiring nature but not to dine or spend a night.

Do not stay at this Hotel. My siblings and I stayed here for 1 night on Sept 24th (supposedly for 2 nights but checked out the next day). #1. No hot shower. We have called the main office, including the manager, about 4 times to have that fixed. Every time we called, they kept saying they will send maintenance guy to have a look, but nobody came. It was just all a lie. #2. Very very low water pressure in the shower. I went ahead and took shower in a very cold water but it took me 30 to 35 minutes to finish because of the low pressure. It was just a dribbling water. We called the front desk about that too but they told us the same lie that someone will come look at it. #3. Water was leaking underneath the shower walls making the whole bathroom floor wet. #4. The showering area space was so small to the point I kept hitting the walls multiple times while showering. I haven't seen anything like that before. #5. There was no Wi-Fi in our rooms. Found out that Wi-Fi works only in the rooms closest to the main office. As you go further, which our room was at, Wi-Fi stops working. #6. The twin beds are so small to the point if you want to turn, you would have to scoot your butt first to the opposite direction before turning. Otherwise, you would end up on the floor. I have expressed my concern to the receptionist during checkout the next day. I regret staying there. We stayed at Sky Resort few blocks away for a full service but cheaper price, and was beautiful new built hotel. So, I don't recommend Blue Nile Hotel especially if you're travelling from abroad.

Service is good. Staff is friendly and attentive. The rooms and the interiors are dated. Food whilst good is consistently inconsistent for example presentation and quantity would be different from day to day. A case of too many chefs and too many cooks.