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More than just a cooking class and market visit, this Ethiopia food tour is an authentic travel experience that offers unbeatable insight into everyday life in Addis Ababa. Your hosts bring you inside their home to teach you how to cook traditional Ethiopian dishes like injera, a fermented flatbread, followed by a coffee ceremony with freshly roasted beans.

Leave Addis Ababa’s crazy traffic to your personal chauffeur and learn about Ethiopian culture from your private guide on this door-to-door city tour. A typical itinerary includes two museums—the National Museum of Ethiopia and the Ethnological Museum—two markets, including the enormous Addis Mercato, and cultural sights including Entoto Hill, St. George’s Cathedral, and Tiglachin Memorial. But feel free to adjust to suit your interests.

Book this tour to experience the major hot spots in Addis Ababa city all in one full day. Your guide will be the navigator and will arrange the logistics for you. Leave it to your guide and driver to explain the historical sites and even take you to the peak of Mount Entono for excellent city views. Your entrance fees are included, so no need to worry about paying those on the spot.

• Explore Ethiopia's Capital City Addis Ababa with Expert Guide • Visit Important Historical, Religious and Cultural Sites • All Entry fees are included • Travel in the Comfort of an air- conditioned Vehicle Explore Addis Ababa with an expert Guide. Visit historic sites, vibrant markets, and experience traditional coffee ceremonies. Discover rich culture and hidden gems of Ethiopia’s capital city. As well as you can choose your favorite sights, museums, and churches, I will give you a taste of the "true" Addis Ababa.

Immerse yourself in local culture and history with this half-day tour of Addis Ababa. You’ll visit the Holy Trinity Cathedral, take in the views from Mount Entoto, go shopping in the largest outdoor market in Africa, and learn how to prepare injera, Ethiopia's fermented staple bread.

Visit a global geological hot spot with this tour of Danakil. Home to the meeting zone of three tectonic plates, the area is filled with lava lakes, hot springs, and geysers ripe for exploration. Highlights include a trek up Erta Ale Moutain to traverse a landscape of rock, sand, and oasis before camping overnight on the volcano's rim. Afterwards, see hardworking camel caravans transporting minerals through local salt mines.

If you don’t have a lot of time in Ethiopia, exploring with a guided tour is your best bet for seeing the most attractions in the least amount of time. This trip from Addis Ababa takes you straight from the capital to some of the country’s most impressive structures, including the Adai Mariam rock-hewn churches and the UNESCO-listed Tiya archaeological site. From admission to food to transportation, everything on this tour is already included in the price.

Discover the Local Side of Ethiopia, With an Eco friendly Trekking, community based, sustainable tourism tour and travel around Lalibela! Discover the local communities culture, history and daily routine! Departure : Every Monday and Friday Grade: Easy Altitude: 4280 mts. Total Trekking: 45 km.  This trip offers a unique combination of spectacular scenery, culture and history including a visit to UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE churches of Lalibela & Abune Yosef Trekking community based Trekking. Within the first day trekking, There is something authentic and natural about participating in a coffee ceremony in a mountain village, one opportunity not to be missed by first visit. You will also spot Gelada Baboon and the biggest bird Lamargair and sleep at Ade Medhamialem village, be on the top of Mount Abune Yosef and discover the community Valley of Tegu Kebele.

Addis Ababa a city of contrasts with modern skyscrapers next to corrugated iron huts, donkey, and horse carts next to modern means of transport, colourful traditional markets next to supermarkets This full day city tour enables you to visit the selected top sites in Addis with us. It is a combination of visits to a museum, local market, scenic drive, and panoramic views. You'll get a terrific sense of Addis Ababa in just a few hours! We show you hidden and special places. Adjust to any interest you have and make it a unique day for you.

Take an 8-hour tour of Addis Ababa City with guide. See several points of interest and landmarks. Enjoy the convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off. The tour starts with a pick up from Bole International Airport or at your hotel, and drive to Trinity Cathedral Church which has unique architectural style. Then, you will be taken to the National Museum of Ethiopia for visiting the long age history of Ethiopia and the oldest human ancestor, Lucy. After lunch, we will go to the ethnographic museum and admire the country's different nationalities cultural materials. Finish the tour with shopping in Merkato, the local marketplace which is said to be Africa’s largest open-air market.

Immerse yourself in Ethiopian history on this full-day tour from Addis Ababa. You'll visit the rock-hewn Adadi Mariam Church, which is reminiscent of the churches in the ancient city of Lalibela, as well as the Melka Kunture archaeological site, where you'll see fossils that date back nearly two million years.

Combine a visit to the paleolithic archaeological site of Melka Kunture with a trip to Adadi Maryam, a rock-hewn church dating to the 12th century on this small-group tour, capped at just six participants. Round-trip transfers from your Addis Ababa hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle and admission tickets are included.

Explore three places in this day tour on this shared group tour of Melka Kuntre, Tiya, and Adadi Mariam. You’ll have the chance to get out of busy Addis Ababa and get into the countryside, where all the planning and logistics will be taken care of for you. From hotel pickup in a private vehicle, to visiting all three spots, and also a provided lunch, your day out will be hassle free, so you can simply enjoy it.

Depart Addis Ababa at 07:30 AM. At slightly over 100 km from Addis Ababa, Debre Libanos is one of the best day trips from the Ethiopian capital. The church is monumental and pretty awful on the outside, but the stained-glass windows are attractive. Debre Libanos has one of the most interesting church museums in Ethiopia. Besides the usual ecclesiastical items, there are Italian guns, giant cooking pots, crowns of past emperors and their wives, musical instruments, and old wooden shackles. Fifteen minutes up the hills from the monastery is the cave of Tekla Haimanot, the monastery founder, where the saint is said to have done all his praying. It is also the source of Debre Libanos' famed holy water. Finally, we will take you to the Portuguese Bridge located at the Blue Nile Gorge, where you can admire the stunning landscapes and observe the unique Ethiopian endemic baboons known as Chelada Baboons. You'll also have the opportunity to spot various Ethiopian birds.

In the so-called “holiest town in Ethiopia”, see the 12th century stone churches of Lalibela and learn about their construction and the people who built them. Built into the volcanic landscape, each church is connected to each other and to a network of caves and tombs by deep passages in the rocky ground. Listen as your guide explains the importance of this site, and discover a hidden gem from antiquity.

Visit Lalibela, famous for its UNESCO World Heritage rock-hewn churches, on this tour from Addis Ababa. You'll explore the old churches with an English-speaking guide who will be able to provide context and show you things you might not notice if you visited the churches on your own. Round-trip domestic flights, accommodations, and ground transportation are included.

A UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most popular destinations in Ethiopia, the Rock-Hewn Churches at Lalibela can be intimidating to visit on your own. Going as part of a guided tour not only eliminates transportation logistics to the ten churches scattered about this medieval town, but also includes the benefit of a narrated trip so you can better grasp the history and significance of these monolithic destinations.

Experience Ethiopia through your taste buds with this small-group food tour, led by a local guide who will tell you not only about the country’s culinary traditions, but also about its history and culture. You'll visit three different restaurants along with a juice spot and a coffee house, trying out an array of vegetarian dishes along with beef and fish. You'll even get to sample some regional beers.

Gondar, the center of Ethiopian art and culture, is famous in its many medieval castles and the design and decoration of its churches. This land of castles and churches was founded by Emperor Fasilidas in 1630s and served as the royal capital of Ethiopian Emperors for about 250 years. The foundation of this imperial capital witnessed a period of optimism and renaissance of the golden days of Aksum and Lalibela. Architecture, literature, education, music, painting and commerce that had been perished after the fall of ancient Aksum, rose to prominence. You will see the most attractive painting churches and the most impressive royal enclose of fasil castle and swimming pool f(asildes bath) and the old town of gondar city with rich in culture and history in Ethiopia.

What makes this tour of Addis Ababa unique is its seamless blend of historical landmarks and vibrant cultural experiences in just 7 hours. Guests begin with the serenely inspiring views and spiritual history of Mount Entoto, followed by an immersion into local artistry at the bustling Shiro Meda Market. The Ethnological Museum enriches visitors with its diverse cultural exhibits housed in Emperor Haile Selassie's former residence. A standout feature is the inclusion of a visit to the massive ornate, Holy Trinity Cathedral, promising an insight into the second-most important place of worship in Ethiopia which is celebrated as the final resting place of Emperor Haile Selassie and his wife Empress Menen Asfaw. The tour concludes at the St. George Gallery, showcasing contemporary Ethiopian and wider African art. This ensures an unforgettable exploration of Addis Ababa, capturing its essence through a curated journey of discovery and intrigue.

Explore Addis without having to worry about getting lost with this private tour led by a guide. You'll take in the city views from Mount Entoto, spend time browsing the massive Mercato market, participate in a coffee ceremony, and visit the former palace home of Haile Selassie which now houses an ethnography museum. You'll also visit the National Museum and the Red Terror Museum.

A guided tour is a great way to get to know Addis Ababa in just one day. Visit top sights like the National Museum, Merkato, and Entoto Hill along with your guide, who provides loads of information about the city and local culture that you might miss on your own. Plus, included transportation and a delicious vegetarian buffet make this a great-value option.

Discover Addis Ababa on this walking tour. Start the tour on the historical neighborhood, take local transportation (public taxi) from the meeting points to the national museum. Here, you will absorb the famous museum which is homed the oldest human fossil (Lucy). You will walk to the famous market place after the visit of the museum and you will have a life time experience on visiting the biggest open-air market which is well known as Mercato. You will visit the coffee shops, the spice, and to the Q’ochow section and to the recycling part of the market. On this tour you will walk to the old part of the city while learning the about Addis Ababa, and Ethiopian history and culture. Stop for traditional coffee. - Experience the historical side of Addis Ababa - Visit the national museum (Lucy) - Walk to the oldest neighborhood (Arada) - Visit the St. George’s Cathedral - Stop for traditional coffee - Explore Marcto – the open-air market

Explore a range of natural and cultural attractions during this multi-day, semi-inclusive journey to northern Ethiopia's Historical Circuit. Sleep comfortably each night in pre-arranged accommodation and travel with door-to-door ground transfers. Highlights include a visit to the rock-cut churches of Lalibela and a boat cruise on Lake Tana.