Sof Omar Cave is
Located in the East Bale Zone of the Oromia Region, it's a significant natural and cultural site, sacred to both Islam and traditional Oromo religion.
The cave is famed for its massive chambers, unique pillars like those in the 'Chamber of Columns,' and its stunning geological formations.Â
Location and featuresÂ
Location: East of Robe, in the Bale Zone of the Oromia Region, southeastern Ethiopia.
Length: Approximately
miles) long, making it the longest cave in Ethiopia.
River: The Weyib River flows through the cave, disappearing at the Ayiew Maco entrance and reappearing at the Holuca resurgence.
Geology: Carved from limestone, the cave features a network of tunnels, chambers, and pillars, including the spectacular 'Chamber of Columns'.Â
Located in the East Bale Zone of the Oromia Region, it's a significant natural and cultural site, sacred to both Islam and traditional Oromo religion.
The cave is famed for its massive chambers, unique pillars like those in the 'Chamber of Columns,' and its stunning geological formations.Â
Location and featuresÂ
Location: East of Robe, in the Bale Zone of the Oromia Region, southeastern Ethiopia.
Length: Approximately
miles) long, making it the longest cave in Ethiopia.River: The Weyib River flows through the cave, disappearing at the Ayiew Maco entrance and reappearing at the Holuca resurgence.
Geology: Carved from limestone, the cave features a network of tunnels, chambers, and pillars, including the spectacular 'Chamber of Columns'.Â
