Ermera

          Located in the western part of the country. Known for its lush green hills, cool climate, and thriving coffee industry, Ermera is a region of natural beauty and cultural richness. Its rugged terrain, traditional villages, and agricultural significance make it a unique and tranquil destination for visitors.

Ermera is situated in the western highlands of Timor-Leste, encompassing an area of approximately 746 square kilometers. The municipality is predominantly mountainous, with fertile valleys and terraced landscapes ideal for farming. It borders the municipalities of Liquiçá, Bobonaro, Ainaro, and Dili.

Ermera enjoys a cooler climate compared to the coastal regions due to its elevation, making it a comfortable escape from the heat. The highlands experience regular rainfall, which supports its agricultural activities.

Ermera is the coffee capital of Timor-Leste and one of the main contributors to the country's economy. Coffee production has been a vital part of Ermera’s identity for centuries, dating back to Portuguese colonial times.

Ermera is rich in traditional Timorese culture, with communities that have preserved their customs and way of life over generations.

Ermera is a peaceful and picturesque municipality that showcases the essence of rural Timor-Leste. From its world-class coffee to its traditional culture and stunning landscapes, Ermera offers a unique and authentic experience for visitors. Whether enjoying the cool highlands, trekking through its hills, or learning about the coffee-making process, Ermera invites you to connect with Timor-Leste’s heart and soul.