Description
Here is a detailed description of Moltse Rock and its itinerary:
- Detailed description of Moltse Natural Rock
- Location and shape: Moltse Rock is a huge single rock located in the heart of the Amaro Mountains. The rock has a naturally cracked or layered appearance, and visitors are amazed by the fact that it has such an artistic shape without the touch of human hands.
- Scenic view: Since the rock is located at a very high altitude, it allows you to see the Rift Valley, the distant view of Lake Abaya, and the lush coffee fields around it.
- Cultural significance: It is said that in ancient times, the local community used it as a symbol for various cultural ceremonies, consultations and prayers. Like the “Wenfule Stone”, the Moltse is seen as a symbol of strength and endurance for the Kore people.
- Ecology: The bushes and small trees around the stone are a haven for many rare birds, making it a great place for birdwatchers.
- Itinerary (from Kele town)
A visit to Moltse Stone usually takes half a day to a day, and can be combined with other attractions.
Morning (Departure to Moltse)
- 2:30 AM: Depart from Kele, the capital of the Kore zone, and head towards Moltse. The road is surrounded by mountains and offers beautiful natural scenery.
- Hiking: After parking the vehicle, the walk towards the rock is invigorating and provides fresh air.
Early morning (on the rocky cliff)
- Observation: Study the hugeness and magnificent shape of the rock up close.
- Photography: This is the perfect time to take photos of the rock and the surrounding mountainous landscape.
- Rest: Relax under the shade of the rock and breathe in the peaceful atmosphere of the area.
Afternoon (Return)
- 7:30 AM: Start the return journey to Kele town.
- Additional: On the way back, you can visit the famous Kore coffee plantations nearby and watch the coffee brewing process.
Useful tips for your trip
- Local Guide: It is recommended to hire a local guide to easily find the exact location of the rock and hear traditional stories about the place.
- Shoes: Wear sturdy shoes that can withstand the rocky and steep paths.
- Clothing: The weather can change quickly as it is a mountainous area; therefore, don’t forget to bring a light jacket.
- Water and snacks: There are no shops on site, so bring plenty of water and snacks from the city.
Suggested Kore (Amaro) itinerary
You can combine Moltse Kamen with other places as follows:
- Morning: Visit the foot of Mount Delo and the Doraa dense forest.
- Afternoon: Drive to Moltse Kamen to enjoy the spectacular sunset and return.






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