Tours in Addis Ababa

This experience is unique because you will learn about the history and culture of Ethiopia. We will visit National museum of Ethiopia to learn about the history and culture of Ethiopia. We will also visit Holy Trinity cathedral and museum to see the relationship between Ethiopian kings and the Ethiopian Orthodox church. We will also have time to taste the cultural foods of Ethiopia at a cultural restaurant and we will have an immersive gastronmy experience of the cultural dishes. There is sight seeing on mount Entoto and time to experience the traditional dresses and souvenirs of Ethiopia.

Ethiopia stands out as a truly unique country within the African continent. Notably, for coffee enthusiasts, it is the birthplace of coffee, with its origins deeply rooted in Ethiopian soil. Ethiopia holds the distinction of being the only African nation never subjected to colonial control. Adding to its uniqueness, Ethiopia operates on its own calendar, featuring 13 months. Ethiopians celebrate their New Year on September 11, and their calendar lags eight years behind the Western world. Ethiopia boasts a distinct alphabet and language, setting it apart from other African countries. Significantly, Ethiopia is home to the oldest fossil of Early man, a testament to its rich archaeological history. Established in 980 B.C., Ethiopia ranks among the oldest countries on the planet. We extend a warm welcome to you to explore the beauty of Ethiopia and uncover the treasures of this country as we guide you through its rich tapestry. Welcome to Ethiopia!

This amazing day tours to Suba forest brings an amazing full day sightseeing to see the wonderful landscapes with fabulous densely forests & some endemic animals like the antelopes of Minilk brushback with some birds are included in this day tours & the Suba forest in Ethiopia has he total area of the park is around 2500 hectare and the forest have a natural big trees like juniper us and Eric arboreal and  is one of the tourist destination for a day trip from Addis Ababa because of its remarkable natural indigenous tree species  and some endemic birds with some species mammals like endemic antelopes of Minilk Bushbuck

This tour is recommended for travellers who are cofee enthusiasts or in coffee import export businesses. Ethiopia is The Origin of Coffee. Abyssinia, now Ethiopia, is the original home of the coffee (arabica) plant. Kaffa, the province in the south-western highlands where they first bloomed, gave its name to coffee. The formal cultivation and use of coffee as a beverage began early in the 9th century.

Omo valley divers culture, this itinerary does its best, taking you fly down to Arba Minch to help you cut out one full day drive to get in there and going down to the Omo Valley peoples with the 4 WD car, passing through the magnificent Konso tribes and the colorful Kay Afer market, and proceed further down to the Mago national Park to see the Mursi tribes and on the same day arrive to Turmi for the spectacular cultural insights of the Hamer tribes. After your immediate excursion in the early morning to the Karo tribes you drive came back to Arba Minch to get the next day flight to setoff to Addis. If you are thinking to have less than a week Holiday here in the south Omo Valley of Ethiopia, this trip will be realized your dream vacation to have a highlighted cultural experience to the cultural peoples.

This 9 hours excursion (extra 1 hour for lunch) takes you to one of the oldest and remarkable monasteries of Ethiopia. The monastery complex sits on a terrace between a cliff and the gorge of one of the tributaries of the Abbay River. None of the original buildings of Debre Libanos survive, although David Buxton suspected "there are interesting things still to be found among the neighboring cliffs." Current buildings include the church over Tekle Haymanot’s tomb, which Emperor Haile Selassie ordered constructed in 1961; a slightly older Church of the Cross, where Buxton was told a fragment of the True Cross is preserved; and five religious schools. The cave where the saint lived is in the nearby cliffs. The Portuguese Bridge, The Jemma River are also the other attractions included on this program.

Embark on a captivating journey through Ethiopia's Omo Valley, delving into the rich cultures of the Mursi lip-plated, the Hammer bull jumping ceremony, and many other tribes. This tour is not only perfect for adventurous souls and cultural enthusiasts alike but is also designed for family vacations and photographers who want to capture the essence of these ancient communities. Immerse yourself in their daily lives, traditions, and ceremonies, gaining privileged access to their world. This experience promises unforgettable encounters and a deeper understanding of local traditions. Explore the Omo Valley with us and return with cherished memories and captivating photographs.

Enter Ethiopia Tour Operator offers an organized tour service with professional tour guide. Our tour packages are flexible according to our client’s interests and budget. We design tour packages for our client’s utmost satisfaction. When you travel with us you will not only be traveling, you are also traveling with the deep and wide lifestyles and culture of the Ethiopian people and nations.

Drive through a spectacular mountain scenery and visit the beautiful medieval monastery founded in the 13th Century by Abuna Tekle Haimanot who reputedly stood 7 years on one leg praying; Portuguese bridge near Debre Libanos was erected by the Portuguese in the 16th century; it was actually built at the turn of the 19th century by Ethiopians, albeit in the old Portuguese style. The narrow span makes a pretty picture and the gushing (in the rainy season) cascade just below it is even more impressive with water falls Stop At: Portuguese Bridge, enjoy Water Fall, along with jemma River breathtaking views Jemma River into a large gorge beside Debre Libanos and Fiche. The Jemma joins the Wenchit before reaching the Abbay (Blue Nile) River. Jemma Valley and enjoy the surrounding area

Best experience for airport layover travellers. • Vist Ethiopian National Museum •Visit Unity Park at the grand National Palace of Ethiopia • Addis Ababa sightseeing • Visit 4 century AD single rock carved church - Washa Michael • Taste Cup of Ethiopian aromatc coffee on the street side • Shop Beautiful Ethiopian Traditional Clothes and artifacts from Shiromeda

The Omo Valley, often more precisely called the Lower Omo Valley, is a place like no other. Home to a number of tribal communities, the variety and diversity of life—truly a melting pot of humanity—will blow you away. We think it's a must-visit if you want to understand Ethiopia and Africa more broadly. The concentration of experience and variety, often so juxtaposed to your own daily life, forces you to reflect on what it means to be human in today's world. The Lower Omo Valley region has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since the discovery of human remains dating back nearly 2.5 million years. As you explore the region, you'll discover fortified hilltop settlements, terraced fields, anthropomorphic grave markers, and rock engravings dating back 5000 years. The Omo also has some beautiful landscapes; Nech Sar National Park frames much of the region with mountains, lakes, and forests and harbours 70-plus mammal species, as well as prodigious crocodiles and the endemic animal

Our Omo Valley Tribal Tour offers an authentic and immersive cultural experience, guided by local experts who provide deep insights into the unique traditions, rituals, and daily lives of the region’s diverse tribes. Enjoy seamless travel with carefully planned itineraries, comfortable transportation, and exclusive access to seasonal ceremonies like the Hamar Bull Jumping. Capture stunning landscapes, visit vibrant tribal markets, and connect with welcoming communities for unforgettable memories. Book now for a personalized journey into one of Africa’s most fascinating cultural landscapes!

Our immersive 3-day tour goes beyond typical sightseeing, offering unparalleled access to the region's diverse tribes and their unique traditions. Navigate through the secrets of the Omo Valley with us. Our meticulously planned itinerary provides unique access to several tribes, including opportunities to witness (where possible and culturally appropriate) the Hamer bull-jumping ceremony and observe the distinctive customs of the Karo, Mursi, Nyangatom, and Dassanech people. Explore vibrant markets, enjoy scenic drives, and immerse yourself in a cultural experience unlike any other. We prioritize responsible tourism and ethical interactions.

Early morning, depart Addis Ababa, driving south through the Rift Valley, then east to the Awash National Park. Lunch in the park, followed by some rest time. In the afternoon, take a short game drive through the Ilala Sala Plain in the southern part of the Park. This offers a chance to see the local wildlife, such as oryx, baboons, kudu, warthogs, gazelles and colubus monkeys. There will also be a opportunity to visit the Awash River Falls – a water fall described as a “scaled-down version of Victoria Falls. Take a slight detour to refresh at the Sodere complex of natural hot spring waters. Sodere lies alongside the Awash River and features lush, shady vegetation. Vervet monkeys live on the resort grounds. Crocodiles and, less frequently, hippos may be seen in the nearby Awash River. After lunch, continue on the journey back to Addis Ababa.

The Danakil Depression is the northern part of the Afar Triangle or Afar Depression in Ethiopia, a geological depression that has resulted from the divergence of three tectonic plates in the Horn of Africa.

Ethiopia is an ancient country whose unique cultural heritage, rich history and remarkable biodiversity are reflected in a tally of nine UNESCO World Heritage Sites - more than any other country in Africa. Within its borders, you'll find the world's fourth-holiest Islamic city, along with as the oldest continuously-occupied town south of the Sahara. Compelling antiquities include the mediaeval rock-hewn churches of Lalibela and the magnificent 17th century castles of Gondar, and the oldest human fossils unearthed anywhere on the planet. Add to this the beautiful Simien Mountains, the spectacular landscapes that have, and a wealth of mammals and birds found nowhere else in the world, and it's little wonder that Ethiopia has become the most attractive and popular emergent tourist destination in Africa.

Its obvious that Ethiopia is a home for various tourist destinations, Which are not able to be visited within short period of time. But our company is capable of arranging such a short but hilarious trips to the many of destinations Ethiopia has. Hence, this package is one of those short day trips letting you explore two of the country's major natural hot spring sites, Sodore and Wendo Genet.

Choose us for an exceptional Addis Ababa experience. With over 20 years of experience providing personalized and high-quality tours, we offer a unique blend of historical exploration and cultural immersion. Our expert guides provide insightful commentary and personalized attention, ensuring an unforgettable journey through the city's cultural heart. Enjoy an immersive exploration of iconic landmarks, including St. George Cathedral and Merkato market, culminating in a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony. Our city tour includes visits to key landmarks and concludes with an authentic coffee ceremony, with the option to participate in a fun and interactive cooking class. Trust our expertise to create an unforgettable journey.

Zagol Ethiopia Tours offer this tour to visit Lalibela Addis Ababa Debre Libanos monastery and Lake Langano.

cluding historical sites, natural wonders,and vibrant cultural experiences. Key highlights include the rock-hewn churches of Lalibela, the ancient city of Aksum, the Simien and Bale Mountains, the Danakil Depression, and the Omo Valley known for its unique cultural heritage. UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Aksum: An ancient city with obelisks, tombs, and the legendary Queen of Sheba's palace, showcasing Ethiopia's rich history. Rock-Hewn Churches of Lalibela: Eleven medieval monolithic churches carved out of rock, a testament to religious architecture and engineering. Danakil Depression A volcanic wilderness in the northeast, known for its extreme heat, the vibrant Dallol volcanic springs. Omo Valley: A region in southern Ethiopia, known for its cultural diversity and unique tribes, offering immersive cultural experiences. Addis Ababa The capital city, offering a mix of modern and traditional attractions, including the National Museum, Entoto hills, and bustling markets like Mercato

The Lower Omo River in southwest Ethiopia is home to eight different tribes whose population is about 200,000. Visiting the communities of the Omo Valley is a privilege. Each of the tribes in this region has a unique culture and way of life. Almost all of the tribes differ in language, clothing, food, and traditions. Omo Valley Tours offers unique local-led tribal and ethnic visits, exclusively exploring the Omo region in the south of Ethiopia. We will assist you in discovering the most ethnically diverse cultures, customs, and ceremonial events, including the most isolated areas of the Omo Valley. Discover the farmers, artisans, and craftsmen maintaining their ancestral tradition and workmanship. Using our guide knowledge and experience, we consult and design remote and less-traveled routes to meet your specific needs.

Uncover the unique soul of Addis Ababa! Dive into history at the National Museum, home to the iconic "Lucy" fossil. Admire the stunning Holy Trinity Cathedral, soak in city views from Mount Entoto, and explore the vibrant energy of Mercato, Africa's largest market. What sets us apart? An authentic Ethiopian lunch, a mesmerizing coffee ceremony, and expert guides who bring the city’s stories to life. This is more than a tour—it’s your exclusive gateway to Addis Ababa’s culture and charm. Book now for an unforgettable adventure!

We will visit one of the most important sites in the history of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church. Admire stunning views of the Gur River from the Portuguese Bridge, as it plunges into a waterfall hundreds of meters high. You will also see a cave where Gelada baboons sleep at night. Look out for the endemic birds including banded barbet, Abyssinian woodpecker, Ruppell's black chat and white-winged cliff chat. Then, descend to the Blue Nile gorge, often compared to the Grand Canyon and cited as "the largest canyon in Africa."

Escape the hustle and bustle of Addis Ababa and embark on a breathtaking day trip to Wenchi Crater Lake, one of Ethiopia's most stunning natural wonders. Located about 150 km from the capital, this volcanic crater lake offers breathtaking views, lush greenery, and serene landscapes. Spend the day hiking or horseback riding around the crater rim, taking in panoramic views of the lake and waterfalls. Enjoy a peaceful boat ride to the historic Wenchi Monastery on an island in the middle of the lake, and relax with a picnic lunch by the water. This day trip is perfect for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and anyone looking to experience Ethiopia's incredible beauty.