• Axum | Customized

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    AXUM TOUR

     

    $549.00
  • Axum Day Tour

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    Axum and Lalibela

    $840.00
  • BEST OF BIRDWATCHERS (Debre Libanos, Awash, Rift Valley Lakes and Bale National Park) – 10 Days

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    $1,300.00
  • Celebrating Epiphany | Ethiopia’s most colorful holiday of the year.

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    Timket is the greatest colorful festival of Orthodox Christians in Ethiopia. The festival of Timket falls on January 20. It is observed in commemoration of Jesus Christ’s baptism in River Jordan. Timket is a two-day affair and all the ceremonies are conducted with great pomp.

    Timket traces its roots back to biblical times. In the early days of Judaism, a sacred box overlaid with gold was kept in the most holy place in the Jewish temple. Known as the Ark of the Covenant, it represented the coming Messiah.

    Fast forward to the first millennium, when Jesus of Nazareth was hailed by many as that long-awaited Messiah. His earthly ministry was marked by baptism in the Jordan River. Ever since, Ethiopian Orthodox churches have treasured and closely guarded their own model of the Ark of the Covenant, called a tabot. The tabot only leaves the church during Timket, when it’s carried with great pomp to a nearby pool or river and immersed, along with many of the Christian faithful, in commemoration of Jesus’ baptism.
    $270.00
  • DAY TRIP | Debre Libanos Monastry (Scenic countryside, Mountains, Nature, Wildlife, History)

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    $150.00
  • DAY TRIP: Traditional Spa, Scenic Countryside and Crater Lakes

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    $150.00
  • Ethiopian New Year Eve Celebration with Addis City Tour

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    Highlights

    Ethiopian New Year takes place in September around the 11th or 12th. It is Known as Enkutatash, which means “Gift of Jewels”. Ethiopian follow the Julian Calendar that contains of 13 months (12 months of 30 days and one month with just 5 days/6 in a leap year). The calendar is 7 years and 8 months behind the Western Gregorian calendar. The New Year signifies the end of the rainy season and the lush green landscape (from 2-3 months of heavy rain) is very picturesque dotted with yellow Meskel Flower and a great time to celebrate the new year harvest. Celebrations are both religious and secular including church services and festive family meals. Children gather yellow flowers, receive small gifts and sing.

    $69.00
  • Harar City and Babile Elephant Sanctuary Tour 2 -3 days

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    $250.00
  • Hiking

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    Hiking In Groups

    Every Weekend

    From 3 to 6 hours

     

    $100.00
  • One day tour to Lalibela Rock-Hewn Churches

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    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 !

    $240.00
  • Overnight Trip to the Town of Olympic Champions (Bekoji)

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    $250.00
  • Safari | Arbaminch and Nech Sar National Park

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    If you have an interest of staying with deep nature and seeing various animals Arbaminch and Nech Sar national park is a paradise. Some animals you will see include big African Crocodiles, families of hippos, warthogs, monkeys, gazelles, ostriches, zebras , kudu and a number of bird species.

    HIGHLIGHTS:

    – Visit fourty springs of Arba Minch :

    Arba Minch, which is Amharic for ‘Forty Springs’, is named after the innumerable little springs that bubble up right at the base of the ridge below the town. All the development (the city pumps its water from here) and the fact that it’s not especially scenic to begin with make it only worth visiting if you’ve already paid park fees. The 3km road there from the headquarters, however, is beautiful and is a good, easy walk.

    – Visit Crocodile Market and hipopotamus while cruising on Lake  Chamo :

    Where the Kulfo River empties into Lake Chamo you’ll find oodles of crocodiles sunning themselves. Both the size of the congregation and the size of the crocs (6m is common) make this one of Africa’s best crocodile displays. There are also plenty of hippos, fish eagles and shore birds.

    – Visit Nechisar National Park.

    Its varied terrain spans escarpments, swamps and forest. Zebras and gazelles roam the vast savannahs of the Nechisar Plains. The large, brown-red Lake Abaya sits on the north side of the mountainous “Bridge of God” isthmus. To the south is Lake Chamo, known for its big Nile crocodiles. The park is home to many birds, including the rare Nechisar nightjar.

    – Visit the Dorze people :

    Famous for their skills in cotton-weaving. They are also known for their intricate bee-hives looking huts.

    INCLUDED:
    – Pick-up from Airport
    – Professional English speaking guide
    Transportation
    – Accommodation at the beautiful lake view Emerald hotel
    – Professional guide
    – Road transportation cars, drivers, fuel
    – Fees for entrances,
    – local guides,
    -*scouts,
    – boats for activities mentioned above.

    NOT INCLUDED:
    – Meal plans
    – Photo and video fees
    – Other personal expenses

     

     

    $740.00