Attraction Sites

  Ethiopia’s attractions are so numerous and diverse that here we can only provide a rough guide to the possibilities. We will be happy to work with you to tailor make an itinerary to meet your timetable, special needs and interests, and your budget.

In planning your trip to Ethiopia, you might start by considering the following broad categories of tourist activities, bearing in mind that in any one trip, some or all could be combined:

 
 

 »     Historic Route

Ethiopian's wealth history encompasses legend and tradition, mystery and fact, from a powerful and religious ancient civilization. Ethiopia’s famous and fascinating historical places takes you through a northern and eastern scenic, magnificent world of fairy tale names, such as Axum, Lalibela, Gondar, Bahir Dar and Harar.

Historic Route is done by road and by air or a combination of air and road travel throughout the year. Daily flights connect besides Addis Ababa the four northern historical sites to each other and it is the easiest and fastest way to get around, although that means missing out on some stunning scenery, and other interesting less known sites. Traveling the route by plane, by car or both will offer you a glimpse into a truly remarkable past.

 
» Axum
» Lalibela
» Gondor
» Bahirdar
» Harar
» Tigray Rock Hewn Churches
 

 »     Culture Route

With over 80 distinct and fascinating ethnic groups, Ethiopia provides a mix of cultures and traditions that ranges between the modern and sophisticated lives of the cities to the most untouched and authentic African tribes of the remote parts of south western Ethiopia.
Popular sites of the cultural route are dozens of Omo tribes, Afar people, Gambela and the Great Rift Valley are the highlight of the cultural attractions circuit.
Means of transportation to Cultural Route: by 4WD and regular flight is only possible to two sites (Arbaminch) and Gambella.
 
» Omo Valley
» Gamela & Afar Region
 

 »    Addis Ababa

The name of this sprawling capital city means “New Flower.” Founded by Emperor Menelik II in 1887 and situated at between 2300 - 2500 meters, the third highest capital city in the world, after La Paz and Quito in South America Today it's one of African's largest cities with a population of five million and the continent's premier diplomatic center as the headquarters for African Union and Economic commission for Africa located here.

Addis Ababa is a home of different unique churches, historical monuments & museums such as Ethnological Museum the richest in the country exhibits the cultural and handcrafts of various Ethiopian Ethnic groups, National Museum, where cultural and archeological relics including the most complete fossils of “LUCY” the 3.2 million year old hominid. Visiting the biggest open air market Merkato is also one of the ideal experiences in Addis sightseeing, rich in both traditional stuffs of the people’s daily life to modern imported goods.

Participating religious and cultural events in Addis also offers a rewarding religious and people’s life. The central geographical location of Addis Ababa also give a chance to make short day trips to archeological, cultural, religious and natural attraction sites of the surrounding. Full or half day city tours, excursions out of Addis, traditional and European nights are all the memorable offers of Foot Prints Ethiopia tours for Business travelers and Transit passengers.

 

 »     Event and Festivals

For visitor who comes to Ethiopia at the following time will reward to see those unique holidays of the country. Interested for the tours for the major religious festivals of ever year with a very attractive price Line here, join the group.

The major festivals of Ethiopia

 
» Enkutatash ( New Year)
» Timket ( Epiphany)
» Gena (Christmas)
» Meskel ( Finding of the True Cross)
» Hidar Tsion in November
 
 

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