Located 150 kilometers from the capital, Addis Ababa, Wenchi has emerged as a flagship destination among the high-profile tourism sites developed under the national "Dine for Ethiopia" initiative. While the lake is renowned for its raw natural beauty, it has become a premier choice for travelers through its diverse offerings of trekking, boating, and horseback riding.

Though Wenchi is a natural gift, the philosophy guiding its development suggests that the duty of humanity is to receive, preserve, and enhance such blessings. To this end, the "Medemer" administration has championed the development of the Wenchi-Dandi Eco-Tourism Village. This ambitious project generated employment for between 8,000 and 12,000 citizens during its construction phase and saw the delivery of significant infrastructure, including 43 kilometers of roads, 35 kilometers of street lighting and power lines, a 72-meter bridge, and a local school.

The site now draws a steady stream of both domestic and international visitors. As group hiking grows in popularity across the country, Wenchi’s abundant natural gifts make it a primary destination for those seeking to discover Ethiopia. Among its most celebrated features is the natural mud bath, an experience so integral to the location that few visitors leave without trying it.

The special priority accorded to the tourism sector has ensured the area is developed and accessible, allowing many more people to visit with ease. This revitalization has, in turn, provided a vital boost to the national economy, proving that the development of destinations like Wenchi is key to stimulating Ethiopia's broader tourism industry.