Degeh Bur
Somali, Ethiopia
Town·Cultural, Administrative, Accessible
Degeh Bur, also referred to as Degehabur, is a key town in Ethiopia's Somali region. It is renowned for its white mosque, described as the most important in the Somali Region. As the administrative center of Degehabur woreda, it plays a vital role in local governance. The town is accessible via roads connecting it to Jijiga and Shekoosh, with ongoing improvements enhancing travel. Degeh Bur also hosts a clinic run by Doctors Without Borders, providing essential healthcare services. Its cultural and administrative significance makes it a notable destination for visitors interested in Somali heritage.
Highlights
- White mosque of Degehabur
- Administrative center of Degehabur woreda
- Road connections to Jijiga and Shekoosh
- Local clinic operated by Doctors Without Borders
Things to consider before traveling to Degeh Bur
- Important administrative center in the Somali region.
- Cultural significance with landmarks like the white mosque.
- Ongoing infrastructure developments improving accessibility.
Tips
Getting Around
Degeh Bur is well-connected by road to Jijiga and Shekoosh, making travel convenient.
Local Landmarks
Visit the white mosque, a key cultural and historical site in the town.
Healthcare
A clinic operated by Doctors Without Borders is available for healthcare needs.
Travel advice
Spring
Spring offers mild weather, ideal for exploring the town and its surroundings.
Summer
Summers can be hot, but the town's cultural sites remain open for exploration.
Fall
Cooler temperatures make fall a pleasant time to visit Degeh Bur.
Winter
Winter is mild, providing comfortable conditions for sightseeing.
Essentials
Currency
ETB Br
Average Cost
$40-$70 p/day
Population
47,200
Languages Spoken
Somali, Amharic, English
Best Time to Visit
April-June, September-November
Occasion Tags
Cultural Exploration, Historical Sightseeing
Location
Degeh Bur, Somali, Ethiopia