You are in Eritrea, a country located in the Horn of Africa.
The official languages spoken in Eritrea are Tigrinya, Arabic, and English.
The official currency used in Eritrea is the Eritrean nakfa. Cash is the most common form of payment, as credit cards and ATMs are not widely accepted.
The capital of Eritrea is Asmara. Eritrea is known for its diverse geography, including highlands, lowlands, and the coastline along the Red Sea.
In case of emergency, dial 116 for police and 113 for medical assistance in Eritrea.
Eritrean culture places a strong emphasis on community and family values. Handshakes are a common greeting, and it is important to show respect for elders. Traditional clothing and customs are a significant part of Eritrean culture.
While most people speak English in Eritrea, it's not their only spoken language. Find here a few examples of common phrases to get you started:
See here some fun facts about Eritrea.
Eritrea gained independence from Ethiopia in 1993 after a long struggle for self-determination.
Eritrea is home to a variety of wildlife, including hyenas, elephants, and antelopes.
Asmara, the capital of Eritrea, is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its well-preserved modernist architecture.
Eritrea is religiously diverse, with a significant population of Christians and Muslims.
Coffee is an important part of Eritrean culture, and the traditional coffee ceremony is a common social activity.