This is overlanding at its finest – a pioneering expedition through the rugged country of Ethiopia, taking in magnificent sites such as the churches of Lalibela, hewn out of rock, or beautiful monasteries on Lake Tana which house the mummified remains of ancient emperors. You’ll visit: the Blue Nile Falls, second largest in Africa, where the Nile cascades through dramatic gorges before continuing its course all the way across Sudan and Egypt; go trekking in the rugged Simien Mountains – home to the extraordinary gelada baboon, and end our trip in the thriving capital Addis Ababa.
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30 Oct - 19 Nov 2012 Addis Ababa > Gonder |
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03 Nov - 23 Nov 2012 Gonder > Addis Ababa |
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Guided tour of Castles and Bath complexes in ancient Gonder
Guided treks in the Simien Mountains National Park
Guided tour of palaces and temples in historic Axum
Explore the Tigray rock-hewn churches at Mekele
Guided tour of rock churches, monastery and visit to a local school at Lalibela
Witness the stunning Blue Nile Falls
Boat trip on Lake Tana from Bahir Dar to visit the monasteries
Overland journey into the immense Blue Nile Gorge
Explore Ethiopia's capital city, Addis Ababa
Visit the Church of St Mary of Zion at Axum
Visit the Debre Demo Monastery around Mekele
Visit "Lucy" at the National Museum, Addis Ababa
Stroll through the Mercato one of the largest markets in Africa, Addis Ababa
Visit Africa Hall - a symbol of African independence and optimism, Addis Ababa
St George's Cathedral (Giorgis Cathedral) built to commemorate Ethiopia's victory over the Italians, Addis Ababa
Visit the Menelik Mausoleum, built to serve as the tombs of emperors and princes, Addis Ababa
This is a truck based overland tour. The trip runs in both directions. Departures Addis to Gonder are marked with an *. KITTY These are group funds paid on the road.
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