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Lalibela

Explore the “New Jerusalem” of Africa, home to 11 rock-hewn churches carved from a single block of stone. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lalibela is an architectural and spiritual marvel steeped in Ethiopian Orthodox Christian heritage.

Gondar

Known as the “Camelot of Africa,” Gondar is home to the majestic Royal Enclosure, an ensemble of castles and palaces that once served as the seat of Ethiopian emperors. Explore the Debre Berhan Selassie Church, adorned with vivid frescoes, and immerse yourself in the city’s rich history and culture.

Bahir Dar

Located on the shores of Lake Tana, Bahir Dar is the gateway to the source of the Blue Nile River. Visit the stunning Blue Nile Falls, locally known as “Tis Issat” (Water That Smokes), and explore the island monasteries of Lake Tana, where ancient manuscripts and treasures await discovery.

Gheralta Mountains and Churches

Venture into the dramatic landscapes of the Gheralta Mountains, where ancient rock-hewn churches are perched high on cliffs. These hidden treasures of Tigray offer breathtaking views and a sense of adventure, perfect for history enthusiasts and hikers alike.

Blue Nile Falls

Experience the awe-inspiring power of the Blue Nile Falls, one of Ethiopia’s most famous natural wonders. Surrounded by lush greenery and teeming with wildlife, the falls are a perfect destination for nature lovers and photographers.

Coffee and Tea Plantation Tour

Ethiopia is the birthplace of coffee, and this tour takes you to the heart of its coffee culture. Visit lush plantations, learn about traditional harvesting and roasting techniques, and savor the finest Ethiopian coffee and tea in their birthplace.

Dallol and Erta Ale Active Volcano

(Afar Tour)

Explore the surreal landscapes of Dallol, where vibrant mineral deposits create a kaleidoscope of colors, and trek to the fiery lava lake of Erta Ale, one of the most active volcanoes in the world. This once-in-a-lifetime adventure will leave you in awe of Ethiopia’s geological wonders.

Walled City of Harar and Hyena Man

Step into Harar, the fourth holiest city in Islam, known for its narrow alleys, vibrant markets, and ancient mosques. Witness the unique tradition of the Hyena Man, who feeds wild hyenas by hand every evening, a practice that has become a cultural spectacle.

Tiya, Melka Kunture Archaeological Site, and Addadi Mariam Church

Discover Ethiopia’s ancient past at these UNESCO-listed archaeological sites. Tiya’s mysterious stelae, Melka Kunture’s prehistoric artifacts, and Addadi Mariam’s rock-hewn church provide a fascinating journey through Ethiopia’s deep history.

Lake Wonchi

Nestled in the crater of a dormant volcano, Lake Wonchi is a serene and picturesque destination. Take a boat ride across its pristine waters, hike through lush forests, and visit the Wonchi Monastery for a peaceful retreat into nature.

Mursi, Hamer, and Omo Valley Tribes

The Omo Valley is a cultural treasure trove, home to some of the most unique tribes in the world. Experience the vibrant traditions, intricate body art, and warm hospitality of the Mursi, Hamer, and other indigenous communities.

National Parks

Ethiopia’s national parks are a haven for wildlife and natural beauty. Explore the Simien Mountains, home to the endangered Walia Ibex, or the Bale Mountains, known for its Ethiopian wolves and breathtaking landscapes. Discover the Rift Valley lakes, a paradise for birdwatchers and outdoor enthusiasts.