Ethiopians are celebrating the Epiphany. Also known as the Timkat Festival, the celebrations commemorate the baptism of Jesus Christ. Every year, millions of orthodox Ethiopians come together for religious rituals and traditional dancing. In recent years, the Ethiopian Epiphany has become popular among tourists as well. CGTN's Girum Chala reports.
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