Embark on a captivating 5-day journey through Lalibela and Eastern Ethiopia, where Christian and Islamic traditions harmoniously intersect, offering an exceptional opportunity to delve into the rich cultural and historical tapestry of this remarkable region.

Lalibela, with its ancient rock-hewn churches, stands as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an architectural wonder that you'll explore during this adventure.

Dire Dawa, a vibrant city, is celebrated for its lively markets and a unique fusion of Islamic and Christian cultures, providing an intriguing backdrop to your tour.

Harar, another UNESCO World Heritage Site, is renowned for its walled city, traditional architecture, and mesmerizing hyena-feeding rituals that are a testament to the city's distinctive character.

Togwajale, a border town with Somaliland, holds a pivotal role as a crucial trade route connecting Ethiopia with the Horn of Africa, adding an enriching dimension to your journey through Eastern Ethiopia.

Highlights:

• Lalibela's Rock-Hewn Churches: Explore the awe-inspiring rock-hewn churches of Lalibela, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and marvel at the architectural brilliance that has earned it the nickname "New Jerusalem."
• Dire Dawa's Cultural Fusion: Immerse yourself in the vibrant city life of Dire Dawa, where Islamic and Christian cultures coexist harmoniously. Visit colorful markets and experience the unique blend of traditions.
• Harar's UNESCO Heritage: Witness the enthralling hyena feeding ritual in Harar, another UNESCO World Heritage Site, and explore the ancient walled city with its traditional houses, a testament to the city's rich history.
• Exploring Togwajale: Discover the significance of Togwajale as a vital border town, forming a crucial trade link between Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa, and gain insights into its cultural and economic importance.
• Cultural and Historical Insights: Throughout the tour, gain a deeper understanding of the intricate blend of Christian and Islamic traditions, and explore the diverse cultural and historical sites that Eastern Ethiopia has to offer.