Our Landmarks

Known for its stunning rock-hewn churches, Lalibela is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a major pilgrimage destination. These 11 medieval churches were carved out of solid rock in the 12th century and remain a marvel of engineering and devotion.

One of the hottest and most inhospitable places on earth, the Danakil Depression located in the Afar region of Ethiopia is a surreal landscape of active volcanoes, salt flats, and colorful hot springs. Due to it's extreme heat and difficult terrain, it's considered a destination for adventurous travelers seeking a truly unique experience. 4x4 tours depart out of Mekele.

Aksum, another UNESCO World Heritage site, is the ancient heart of Ethiopia. It is home to towering obelisks, ancient ruins, and the Church of St. Mary of Zion, which, according to tradition, houses the Ark of the Covenant.

Bahir Dar is a picturesque city on the shores of Lake Tana, Ethiopia's largest lake. Explore the lake's many monasteries on the islands and peninsulas, and visit the nearby Blue Nile Falls, known locally as Tis Issat (Smoke of Fire).

A UNESCO World Heritage site, Harar is a historic walled city with over 80 mosques and 100 shrines. It is known for its unique blend of Islamic and Ethiopian cultures and its ancient tradition of feeding wild hyenas. If you visit the city and are brave enough, you too can feed a hyena with your mouth.

The Omo Valley in Oromia is famous for its diverse tribal cultures and vibrant traditions. It is home to several indigenous groups, each with its own customs, languages, and art forms. Visiting the Omo Valley offers a unique cultural experience.

This park is a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its dramatic landscapes, including jagged mountain peaks, deep valleys, and unique wildlife such as the Gelada baboon, Ethiopian wolf, and Walia ibex.

Nestled near the Simien Mountains is a town called Gonda, also known as the "Camelot of Africa" for its medieval castles and churches. The Fasil Ghebbi (Royal Enclosure) and the Debre Berhan Selassie Church are must-see attractions there.

Ethiopia's vibrant capital offers a mix of historical, cultural, and modern attractions. Visit the National Museum to see the famous fossil "Lucy," explore the bustling markets, including Merkato, and enjoy the city's lively arts and expansive culinary scene.