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The town of Lalibela, in northern Ethiopia, is known for its rock-cut churches some of which are almost a millennia old. Spend the day exploring the ancient churches, many of which are still active, and learn about their rich histories from your guide. Get a close look at the rock-hewn structures and even attend a church service in this rural spiritual center.

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The rock-hewn churches at Lalibela are among Ethiopia's most impressive historic attractions, but they're somewhat spread out and not well signposted. This private tour includes a guide fee and makes it easy to get from point to point, providing live narration to illuminate your experience. Note that entrance fees and transportation costs are not included.

Check out the impressive churches carved into the rock faces in Lalibela over 900 years ago on this hassle-free private tour. Your professional guide takes you through the mazes of tunnels where iconic paintings and reliefs have survived for centuries. You don’t need to deal with transport or logistics. Just enjoy the day out and learn about these monolithic structures.

Any trip to northern Ethiopia is incomplete without a visit to Lalibela. These 3 days will enable you to visit the rock-hewn churches (the 8 wonders of the world), stunning landscapes, and amazing restaurants make it a must-see in the country. To this day, Lalibela remains the living, beating heart of spiritual Ethiopia.

Lalibela is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most popular destinations in Ethiopia for good reason. Lalibela is home to the world-renowned 11 rock hewn churches noted as the New Jerusalem and known as the eighth wonder of the world. Each of our personalized tours of the ancient churches with our experienced guides take you deep into a bygone time, creating a mystical atmosphere of spirituality and historical intrigue.

Flying from Addis Ababa to the Rock-Hewn Churches of Lalibela turns a lengthy overland journey into an easy adventure from the capital. Pre-booked ground transport in Addis Ababa and Lalibela helps make the most of your sightseeing time; a single booking saves you the hassle of finding a driver and a tour guide upon arrival at the Lalibela airport, which is a 17-mile (27-km.) drive from the town center.

Discover one of the world’s greatest spiritual and architectural wonders: the rock-hewn churches of Lalibela. Carved directly into the rugged volcanic stone more than 800 years ago, these UNESCO World Heritage masterpieces are still active places of worship today. Your expert local guide will walk you through every church, passageway, tunnel, and legend that makes Lalibela a destination unlike any other.

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.

Make the most of your time in Lalibela and learn about the history and significance of the Rock-hewn Churches of Lalibela with this shared full-day tour. Travel with your guide to the two temple complexes that make up this UNESCO World Heritage Site and see the rock-hewn temples up close to admire different carved bas-reliefs and frescoes on them, as well as learn the purposes of each.

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