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This Tour will be a historical, natural and cultural tour to the north of Ethiopia in the 11 days, it will visit the best attractions registered with UNESCO.

This tour is combination of nature, culture and religious activities where guests are allowed to improvise the program based on their interests. It includes amazing drive through the scenery of the countryside north of Addis Ababa, where several stops are allowed to have photographing time. The tour is an ideal escape from the busy Addis Ababa and spend a day wandering the nature and wildlife. Visit the monastery which is always active for public and offers a nice museum where you ancient manuscripts and antiques are displayed. It offers an average hiking time that suits everybody involved. A day in this natural attraction is always a day well spent.

Ethiopia is a land of contrasts, where ancient history meets vibrant culture and breathtaking landscapes. From the bustling streets of Addis Ababa to the serene shores of Lake Tana, and the majestic mountains to the sacred churches of Lalibela, each destination offers a unique glimpse into the heart and soul of this extraordinary country. As you traverse this captivating land, you'll create memories that will last a lifetime, immersing yourself in the beauty and heritage of Ethiopia. Your adventure is waiting—come and discover the treasures of this remarkable land!

This is a great itinerary which gives travelers an extraordinary opportunity to travel through Ethiopia’s fascinating Southern region, famous for its natural and cultural spectacles and the famous Omo Valley for the chance to meet and discover some of the more remote, colorful, and enigmatic ethnic groups of this incredibly diverse area of Ethiopia. In this fascinating region you will learn about the indigenous culture different ethnic groups who inhabit this part of the country. This itinerary let you to mingle and discover; The Mursi Tribe, renowned for their lip-plates; The Hamer famous for their bull jumping coming of age ceremony, The Konso known for their intricately-terraced hillsides, fine woven materials, and carved totems with which they decorate their graves; The Karo famous for their attractive body painting; The Dassenech (Gelab); The Ari known for their beautiful green villages and The Dorze well known cotton weavers.you see colorful 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.

Spend a day out in nature, learning about endemic flora and fauna, with this private tour from Addis Ababa to Menagesha Suba Forest Park. Your driver can pick you up at the airport or your hotel and take you to the park, where you'll have plenty of time to explore. All sorts of creatures live in the park, from tropical birds to endemic antelope.

Our tour is unique in that we deliver all with due regard to customer convenience and have a lot place as complimentary service to our prospective customers.

In this trip you will have a chance to discover the Eastern, Northern and Southern part of Ethiopia.

Experience many of Addis Ababa’s highlights on one comprehensive and affordable all-day tour. After a convenient hotel or airport pickup, catch amazing views of Ethiopia’s capital city from Enoto. Explore important landmarks like the Orthodox cathedral and home to Emperor Haile Selassie’s mausoleum, the National Museum, where the 3 million-year-old fossil of Lucy is kept, and Merkato, the giant open-air market.

when you visit North Ethiopian Historic tour you will get the best experience of History, Culture and Archaeology.

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.

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.

The oldest conservation area in East Africa, Menagesha Suba Forest has been protected by imperial decree since the mid 15th Century. At 2500ha, it represents the largest remaining patch of indigenous forest in the Addis Ababa area, and as such is an excellent spot for walking, birding and wildlife spotting. Here, you can Climb Damocha Peak (3385m), see forest mammals such as guereza monkeys and the endemic Menelik's Bushbuck and look for endemic bird species including Ethiopian oriole, yellow-fronted parrot, black-winged lovebird, banded barbet, Abyssinian woodpecker and Abyssinian catbird.

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.

Danakil Depression is one of the most extreme and otherworldly places on Earth. Located in the Afar region of Ethiopia, it is the lowest point on the continent and is home to a variety of geological wonders, including active volcanoes, salt lakes, and lava fields. Besides, tours to the Danakil desert are not for the faint of heart. The conditions in the depression are extreme, with temperatures regularly reaching over 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) and the air being thick with dust and smoke. Visitors must be prepared for long journeys in 4×4 vehicles, camping in basic accommodations, and dealing with the harsh desert. Equipment you need to bring Touch light -power bank - Small back pack for the track to the volcano First Aid Medicines - Sun cream - Toilet paper - Sun glasses - Slippers Jacket in case at the volcano will be cold - Wipes - Walking stick if you Wish to have ,gas mask no necessary for the young people,we require more than 75 years old to... Swimming suit

See a different side of Ethiopia with a 2-night, 3-day tour to the Omo Valley. You'll fly to Jinka, where your driver will pick you up and take you to the Jinka Museum and Ari Village. On your second day, you'll visit villages and learn about local cultural practices in Turmi, with breakfast included each morning. Day three wraps up with a final village visit and a flight back to Addis.

When you land in Addis Ababa, it can feel like a lot to take in all at once. We built this tour to show you the version of the city we love the best coffee, the most vibrant markets, and the quietest views. The plan for the day: We’ll start with a bit of a "time travel" session at the National Museum to meet Lucy fossils dating back 3.2 million years, then head straight up to the Entoto Hills. It’s the best way to see the whole city laid out under the eucalyptus trees. We’ll also take a walk through Mercato. It’s a bit of a maze, but that’s the fun of it, you will see the city’s real energy. Along the way, we’ll hit the landmarks like St. George’s Cathedral and the old palace to give you the backstories that make this place so unique. A few things to make your life easier: The Logistics: We’ll grab you from your hotel or the airport and drop you back off when we're finished. The Coffee: You aren't leaving without a proper coffee ceremony. It’s the law of the land here.

Our tour is unique in that we deliver all with due regard to customer convenience and have a lot place as complimentary service to our prospective customers.

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.

On this full-day excursion, you’ll head from Addis Ababa to stunning Wenchi Crater, a high-altitude lake formed inside an extinct volcano. The location is also home to the Monastery of Kirkos, along with local hot springs and waterfalls. Tours end with a special dinner show in the capital with traditional Ethiopian dishes and folk dancers from all over the country.

See the highlights of Addis Ababa and around on a small-group 2-day tour, with the freedom to book your own accommodation. Spend the first day checking out Addis Ababa’s highlights, including the National Museum of Ethiopia, Mount Entoto, and St. George's Cathedral. On day two, head out to the Debre Libanos Monastery and visit the historic stone bridge known as the Portuguese Bridge. You might even spot some baboons.

Get out of the city and see a bit of nature on this day tour to Wonchi Lake, also known as Wenchi Crater Lake. This high-altitude lake in the crater of an extinct volcano is a popular getaway destination, and while the lake is the main draw, there are also hot springs, farmlands, and a lake island with an old monastery. Hotel pickup is included for convenient departure.

Travelers who value sustainability can take part in this immersive tour through the Omo Valley. A multi-day tour, enjoy this experience along with a local guide fluent in multiple languages. As an author with years of experience, your guide ensures authentic and immersive cultural journey. This tour prioritizes responsible travel principles, so you can create meaningful connections as you visit tribal villages.

This park is 225 kilometers east of Addis Ababa (and a few kilometers west of Awash), with its southern boundary along the Awash River, and covers 756 square kilometers of acacia woodland and grassland. Wildlife in this park include the East African oryx, Soemmerring's gazelle, dik-dik, the lesser and greater kudus, and warthogs. Anubis baboons and hamadryas baboons are present, as well as over 453 species of native birds, and also the rare Abyssinian Roller can be seen here.