Tours in Lalibela

In this 4 days tour, you will see that the masterpiece of rock-hewn churches of King Lalibela, which is unique for their way of excavating from top to down from one solid rock and it is one of the world heritage sites since 1978. Hudad, meaning Big Farm, was named by King Lalibela in the 11th century when he first visited the area. It's said he chose to join the local communities and we will show you the real-life story of the Highlander people, of course, the landscape is stunning and you will see the topo.

for those who needs a spectacular hiking around lalibela , for outstanding panoramic view with a delicious complimentary lunch at Lalibela Hudade lodge watch for baboon, birds Hyraxes, other wildlife and Asheton Maryam monastrey.

Start your amazing 2-day eco trekking tour after visiting the famous rock hewn churches of Lalibela. On this tour you will hike to the Escarpment of Atabkit above Lalibela. On the way you will meet local highlander farmers, stay in their village where you will see their way of life, even take part on their daily activity, enjoy the magnificent and breathtaking mountain chain view... Your hike can start right in-front of you hotel in Lalibela, or right on the airport after your arrival.

What To expect - Get an Exercise, Spend sometime with the Locals, get some training on how to bake Injera, see the Galada Baboons, Witness the daily life of the Ethiopian Highlander, see the stuning view, and more...

The home of the 11 rock hewn churches were mastered by king of Ethiopia in the second civilization of history of Ethiopia. Come with us and you will have a great explanation about Zagwe dynasty and history of those different types of rock hewn churches with their unique architecture details.

Lalibela, a small town nestled in the highlands of Ethiopia, is a place of mystical charm and historical significance. Its most defining feature is the astonishing complex of rock-hewn churches a UNESCO World Heritage Site and draw visitors from around the globe to marvel at their architectural ingenuity and spiritual aura. Lalibela is a place of profound beauty, cultural richness, and spiritual depth. It is a destination that captivates the imagination, touches the soul, and leaves a lasting impression on all who have the privilege of experiencing its wonder. A visit to Lalibela is not just a trip, but a transformative journey that will stay with you long after you have left its hallowed grounds.

Visiting the Lalibela Rock-Hewn Churches in Ethiopia is a remarkable experience. These churches, carved directly into the rock, are among the most impressive examples of medieval Ethiopian architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Lalibela, once the capital of the Zagwe dynasty in the 12th and 13th centuries, is home to 11 monolithic churches that were carved out of volcanic tuff. They are often referred to as the "Eighth Wonder of the World" due to their incredible craftsmanship and spiritual significance

Lalibela is one of the amazing ancient cities in the world and it has been inscribed as one of UNESCO's world heritage site in 1978. Lalibela has a 900 years old aged rock- hewn churches. The churches are 11 in number , all made of carving a single rock and some interconnected one another. Every church in there has its own unique design. It is really something that everyone have to see in life time. Lalibela is aslo known as to be the Jerusalem of Africa !

Lalibela and Danakil tour is a unique experience brought to you by zagol ethiopia tours, Lalibela, Danakil depression and Erta Ale, a part of tour is hiking and camping and another part hotels.

For the morning Arrival tour to the churches of Lalibela will start after check in from the Hotel, but for the afternoon arrival start the tour after Lunch and visit the first and third group of church.

Discover about the hidden beauties of Lalibela and it's surroundings with a community based tourism tour. - UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE CHURCHES OF LALIBELA. The churches are excavated from a sloping mass of red volcanic scoria under laid by dark grey basalt and interconnected by a maze of tunnels and passages with openings to hermit caves and catacombs the rock-hewn churches give the impression of an underground city. But not only have the rock-churches survived until today. Something far older has, too. - YEMREHANNA KRISTOS CHURCH. Inside the cave, a beautiful church presents itself, built the traditional way (not like the churches of Lalibela) this church is laid out on a foundation of Africa Olive Wood. While the main structure is a combination of wooden and granite struts. - ASHETON MARYAM MONASTERY CHURCH. A popular goal for a day-trip, the Asheton Maryam Monastery  is one of the highest in Ethiopia, set at an elevation of almost 3700m to the southeast of Lalibela.