Join us for a guided city tour that blends history, culture, and daily life in Ethiopia’s vibrant capital. Visit the National Museum to see the famous fossil "Lucy," admire the unique architecture of St. George Cathedral, and enjoy sweeping views from Entoto Hill. Experience the energy of Merkato, Africa’s largest open-air market, and finish with a rich cup of traditional Ethiopian coffee at Tomoca. A perfect introduction to Addis Ababa!

Embark on a transformative 3-day journey through the enchanting landscapes and sacred history of Tigray, exploring the magnificent rock-hewn churches of Gerlata. Begin your adventure at Wukro Mariam, where you'll admire intricate frescoes and the spiritual ambiance of one of Ethiopia's oldest churches. Continue your journey to the breathtaking Abune Yemata Guh, perched high in the cliffs, where an exhilarating hike rewards you with stunning panoramic views and a glimpse into ancient Christian ar

First, visit the National Museum of Ethiopia, which contains some of the best and most diverse exhibitions. The archeological exhibitions include Lucy (Dinkinesh, 'beautiful' in the local vernacular), a 3.5 million-year-old Australopithecus Afarensis hominoid woman. In 1974, Lucy's fossil revealed that our ancestors walked 2.5 million years earlier than imagined, rewriting our genealogy. The National Museum features several exquisite pre-Axumite artifacts.Next, visit St. George's Cathedral. Near

The renowned mystic Saint Teclehaimanot founded the monastery at Debre Libanos, a significant center for Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity. There's a small cave near the recently constructed church where he is said to have stood for seven years on one leg until the other wasted away and fell off. Upon reaching Debre Libanos, our first destination will be the Jemma Gorge. One of the Nile's tributaries, the Jemma River descends to a valley that is almost a thousand meters below the surface. We may a

You are not only going to be traveling when you travel with us; you are also going to be traveling with the profound and extensive cultures and ways of life of the people and countries of Ethiopia. Our understanding of Ethiopia's people, in addition to its culture and natural environment, is comprehensive. When it comes to traveling to Ethiopia, we are the finest option.

The Lower Omo River in southwest Ethiopia is home to eight separate tribes, with a total population of approximately 200,000. Visiting the Omo Valley communities is a privilege. Each tribe in this region has an own culture and way of life. Almost all tribes have different languages, clothing, food, and traditions.Omo Valley Tours provides one-of-a-kind, locally led tribal and ethnic trips that focus solely on the Omo region in southern Ethiopia. We will help you discover the most ethnically dive

Take a seven-day tour of the Omo Valley in Ethiopia to learn about its history, culture, and natural wonders. After a hassle-free hotel pickup, embark on an adventure that covers it all: Addis Abeba's top attractions, Lake Chamo's wildlife, Dorze village's beehive-shaped huts, Mago National Park's Mursi village, Konso village's UNSCO heritage site, and more. On this once in a lifetime journey, indulge in delectable complimentary meals, six nights of lodging, the services of an educational local

When you travel with us you will not only be traveling, you are also traveling with the deep & wide lifestyles and culture of the Ethiopian people and nations.We have extensive knowledge about Ethiopia's culture, nature, and people. We are the best way to travel to Ethiopia.

Leave the city’s bustling streets for Wenchi Crater Lake, and enjoy the serenity of rolling farmland, lush valleys and waterfalls on a full-day tour from Addis Ababa to the heart of an extinct volcano. Walk or ride a 2.5-mile (4-km) trail to the edge of the lake, passing green fields and small villages. Take in views of the lake shore from a peaceful dock, with the chance to hike or ride a mule along the shore.

World Heritage–listed Harar is a place apart. With its 368 alleyways squeezed into just 1 sq km, it’s more reminiscent of Fez in Morocco than any other city in the Horn. Its countless mosques and shrines, animated markets, crumbling walls and charming people will make you feel as if you’ve floated right out of the 21st century. It’s the east’s most memorable sight and shouldn’t be missed. As if that wasn’t enough, there are many chances to get up close and personal with wild hyenas. It’s a rare

1. **Explore Two Exceptional Archaeological Sites in One Day** – This tour combines visits to **Melka Kunture**, a key prehistoric site, and **Tiya**, a UNESCO-listed megalithic site, offering a comprehensive look at Ethiopia’s ancient heritage. 2. **Uncover Ethiopia’s Prehistoric Past** – At **Melka Kunture**, discover tools and fossils dating back hundreds of thousands of years, providing rare insights into early human history and evolution. 3. **Mysterious Megalithic Stelae** – **Tiya’s** sta

Start the tour from National Museum of Ethiopia: This is one of the best museums in quality and diversity of the exhibits. Archeological exhibits include the 3.5 million-year-old fossil of Lucy (or Dinkinesh – ‘wonderful’- in the native language),Afterward you will visit Trinity Cathedral this massive and ornate cathedral is the second-most important place of worship in Ethiopia . It’s also the celebrated final resting place of Emperor Haile Selassie and his wife Empress Menen Asfaw. Their massi

At Liyu Ethiopia Tours, we believe nightlife is one of the best ways to experience the spirit of a city. Our Addis Ababa Night Tour is more than an evening out—it’s a cultural journey into Ethiopia’s locally crafted drinks, music, and vibrant social life. Local Beer & Wine Tasting – Sample Ethiopia’s emerging craft beers, traditional honey wine (tej), and modern Ethiopian wines, each with a story rooted in culture and heritage. Nightlife & Entertainment – Explore lively bars, cultural venues, an

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 ethnical