Historical Attractions

The medieval walled city of Harar in Eastern Ethiopia, founded in the 7th century A.D. Harar was a major trading crossroad and a center of Islamic learning. Harar was a fiercely religious city dedicated to Islam and the city is considered by many to be the fourth holiest city in [...]

Axum is located in the highlands of Northern Ethiopia, believed to be founded in the 2ndb century BC was once the capital city of one of the world’s four superpowers and symbolizes the wealth and importance of the civilization of the ancient Axumite kingdom which lasted from the 1st to [...]

Gondar is situated in the Northwestern part of Ethiopia and home of medieval royal city and center of art and culture is famous for its many medieval castles and churches. This land of castles and churches was founded by Emperor Fasiledes in 1632 and served as the royal capital of [...]

The spectacular Blue Nile falls, known as “Tis Abay” are found 30km South of Bahir Dar. The fall plunges over a 45m high rock face to form one of Africa's most spectacular waterfall. The cascading that plunges down the chasm produces a continuous spray of water droplets and mist that [...]

It is the capital of Amhara region situated on the southern shore of Lake Tana and it’s one of the leading tourist destination in Ethiopia with a variety of attractions in the nearby largest Lake Tana and Blue Nile spectacular waterfall. The city known as for its wide avenues lined [...]

Lalibela is located in the North Wollo administration zone, north of Addis Ababa. The physical landscapes of the town is characterized by a rugged topography on a mountain in picturesque setting an altitude of 2500metres above sea level and the town is also easily identified by various spectacular landscape structures [...]