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 Marvelous Ethiopia Tour is a local privately owned Ethiopian Tour Company; run by capable, well experienced and competent professional to handle your travel needs in Ethiopia.

Marvelous Ethiopia Tour organizes all types of tours throughout the beautiful land of Ethiopia, rich in history, culture, nature and archeology. Our goal is to make sure that our clients enjoy our best services with unforgettable memories.

The name Marvelous Ethiopia Tour is deliberately given by Eyassu Dagnew Simegn (who is the owner of the company), driving the word ‘MARVELOUS’ from the attractions which are:

  • Fabulous and scenic beauties

  • Spectacular nature and breathtaking scenery

  • Picturesque villages

  • World heritage sites

  • Places of unbelievable natural phenomena in the country

  • And many more which are attractive to pass your holiday here in Ethiopia.

Eyassu Dagnew, at most knowledgeable Tour Guide in Ethiopia.

Ethiopia is the oldest independent country in Africa, and it is also the second largest country in terms of population in Africa.

Ethiopia is one of the oldest Christian countries in the world; and formerly, the name of Ethiopia was Abyssinia.

Ethiopia has more than 80 ethnic groups and about 200 dialects; each ethnic group has their own culture.

Ethiopia has its own calendar and its own alphabetical letters.

Visit the inside of the “Fabled Land” with Marvelous Ethiopia Tour!

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Marvelous Ethiopia Tour: organizes different tour packages throughout Ethiopia for group or individual be it budget or luxury. Our products that we offer includes Historical Site Tour (Lalibela, Gondar, Bahir Dar & Lake Tana Monastery, Harar, Axum & Tigrai Rock hewn churches), Cultural Tour to the Omo Valley Tribes, Birding Tours, and Photo Safari Tour, etc

Historical Sites 

Axum

Axum was the ancient political and religious capital of Ethiopia.

As legend says Queen Sheba, who reigned around 1000 B.C. had Axum as her royal capital. Axum is also known to be the home of the Ark of the Covenant.

The area of Axum is a home to steles, all decorated in the same style, with doors and windows and astral imagery at the top.

Axum stele

Axum stele

Lalibela

Lalibela in Ethiopia is one of the sacred sites in Ethiopia where it consists of the eleven rock-hewn churches, each carved entirely out of a single block of granite.

To reach the entrance of each church, people have to descend through a steep channel cut from the rock or pass through a tunnel from a neighboring church.

The rock-hewn churches of Lalibela are located in a remote and mountainous area of northern Ethiopia.

Lalibela

Lalibela

Gondar

Gonder was founded by King Fasiledes in 1636; it was the capital of Ethiopia for nearly 200 years. Gondar is known for its seventeenth century Royal Enclosure.

The palaces of Gondar are built roughly hewn brown basalt stones held together with lime mortar. The architecture has Indian, Portuguese and Axumite influences.

The Church of Debre Birhan Selassie “Trinity Mountain of Light” was built by Emperor Eyasu. The church is famous for the mural paintings on the ceiling.

Castle of Gondar

Castle of Gondar by Marvelous Ethiopia Tour

Bahir Dar

Bahir Dar is the capital of the Amhara Region situated at the shores of Lake Tana.

Bahir Dar is a base to explore the surrounding areas like Blue Nile Falls, Lake Tana and the churches and monasteries on Lake Tana.

Blue Nile Falls

Harar

Harar is found in the east of Addis Ababa at 525 kms. It is one of the historic sites in Ethiopia. 

The Harari live almost entirely within the walls that have encircled this city for more than three hundred years, maintaining their own language, customs and crafts.

The great mosque within the walls is known as Al-Jami and there are many smaller ones. One of the attractions in Harar is the hyena men who make their living by collecting offal and bones which they feed to the wild hyenas around the city.

Hyenas

Hyenas / Harar                                                                                                

 

Historical Sightseeing Itinerary by flight (6 Days)

Sites: Addis Ababa – Bahir Dar – Gondar – Lalibela – Axum

Day 01: Arrival in Addis Ababa
On arrival at Addis Ababa Bole International Airport, you will be given transfer to your hotel by the staff of our company. Overnight in a hotel

Day 02: Addis Ababa – Bahir Dar
Transfer to the airport and fly to Bahir Dar. Visit the Blue Nile Falls, and boat trip on Lake Tana to visit the Island monasteries on Lake Tana. Overnight in a hotel

Day 03: Bahir Dar – Gondar
Drive to Gondar; visit the city with its interesting 17th century castles and churches. Overnight in a hotel

Day 04: Gondar – Lalibela
In the morning, you will take flight to Lalibela, Visit the churches of Lalibela; center of Christian religion, considered with its 11 rock hewn churches, the Jerusalem of Ethiopia where one can see the highest level of architectural achievement of its times–around the end of the 12th century and the beginning of the 13th one. Overnight in a hotel

Day 05: Lalibela – Axum
In the morning transfer to the airport and fly to Axum. After arrival, visit, the Obelisk of Axum of the pre-Christian period, the museum, the churches, the ruins of Queen Sheba’s Palace, and tombs of the sixth century kings.  Overnight in a hotel

Day 06: Axum – Addis Ababa – Departure
Morning, fly back to Addis Ababa; in the afternoon, you will have a half-day city tour of Addis Ababa. In the evening after dinner, you will begiven transfer to the airport to take flight to home.

 

 


 The owner of Marvelous Ethiopia Tour plc is Eyassu Dagnew.

I am at most knowledgeable tour guide for my own company. 

 Email: marvelousethiopia@gmail.com
eyassudagnew@yahoo.com / marveltour@yahoo.com

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