From UNESCO rock-hewn monolithic churches to dramatic alpine peaks, experience authentic Ethiopian heritage across amazing destinations.
Chebera Elephant Paw Lodge is one of the astounding tourist facilities brought forth by the ‘Dine for Eth...
With its 368 alleyways squeezed into just 1 sq.km., Harar is believed to be the fourth holiest city after...
Ethiopia’s premier trekking and walking destination, the 412km2 Simien Mountains National Park was inscri...
The World Heritage–listed Tiya Stelae Field is an important stelae cluster at the south end of Tiya villa...
A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2011, the Konso Cultural Landscape is named after its agriculturist in...
Hadar is one of the iconic places of Ethiopia with paleontological discoveries. The Hadarpaleontological...
As you visit Ethiopia, the phrase “rock-hewn church” likely evokes images of the churches in Lalibela or...
Holy Trinity cathedral is one of the top religious attractions in Addis Ababa, well known for its superb...
Located near Mercato, the largest open-air market in Africa, the Grand Anwar Mosque is the oldest and mos...
Founded in 1877, Entoto Maryam (St. Mary) church is one of the oldest churches in Addis Ababa located wit...
Arada Gyorgis (St. George) church is one of the oldest churches in Addis Ababa and a landmark at the hear...
Located on the main Churchill Avenue, the Tiglachin (which literally means ‘Our Struggle’) monument is a...
