Sidamo is a region located in southern Ethiopia, known for its rich cultural heritage and diverse ethnic groups. The area is primarily inhabited by the Sidama people, who have their own language and traditions. Sidamo is also famous for its coffee, particularly the Sidamo coffee variety, which is highly regarded for its unique flavor profile. The region features a mix of highlands and lowlands, contributing to its agricultural productivity. Sidamo's economy relies heavily on farming, with crops like teff, maize, and various fruits being cultivated. The region's natural beauty, including mountains and lakes, attracts visitors and supports eco-tourism.