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Welcome to Mewail Tour, where we believe that travel transcends mere sightseeing — it’s about immersing yourself in the essence of a destination. Based in Ethiopia, our mission is to showcase the rich tapestry of the country’s vibrant culture and breathtaking landscapes.

At Mewail Tour, we offer expertly crafted journeys that highlight Ethiopia’s unmatched diversity. From the ancient rock-hewn churches of Lalibela to the dramatic vistas of the Simien Mountains and the otherworldly landscapes of the Danakil Depression, our tours are designed to create unforgettable experiences. Explore the unique tribes of the Omo Valley, the historical wonders of Harar and Dire Dawa, and the dynamic atmosphere of Addis Ababa.

Our team of local experts is dedicated to providing personalized service, tailoring each itinerary to reflect individual interests and comfort. We are committed to promoting responsible and sustainable tourism, ensuring that your adventure not only enriches your life but also supports the communities we visit.

With Mewail Tour, every journey is more than just a trip — it’s a meaningful story waiting to be told. Join us as we explore the heart and soul of Ethiopia together!

7 Days safari to chebera churchura national park a rich and untouched widerness and culture

Chebera Churchura National Park found within the western side of the central Omo
Gibe basin, in between Dawro zone and Konta Special Woreda of the Southwestern
Ethiopia. The park is located about 330 & 460 km southwest of Hawassa & Addis
Ababa, respectively. It covers an area of 1215 km2 that ranges in altitude from 700
to 2450 m.a.s.l. Unique and very attractive topography

The Park is fortunate in possessing numerous rivers and streams and four small
creator lakes (Keriballa, Shasho, Koka) which are reason for the rich wildlife resources of the area. Zigina River is rises from the north east highlands of the area
and cross the central part of the park (north to south) and feeds the Omo River (there are also different perennial rivers feeding Omo River crossing the park).

Shoshuma River is rises from the north western highlands of the Konta area ighlands cross the north eastern part of the park and mixed with Zigina River inside the park, which go down together to Omo River. The prominent topographic features is unique & highly attractive and characterized by unique and highly heterogeneous and hilly terrain, few flat lands and highly undulating to rolling plains with incised river and perennial streams, valley and gorges.

Day 1: Arrival – Sightseeing Addis (The new Flower)

Welcome to Ethiopia! You will be met upon arrival and transferred to your hotel. Refresh and begin your sightseeing of Addis with a drive up to mount Entoto for a panoramic view of Addis. Descend down and drive to the National Museum where you will have a chance to spot the oldest hominids of ‘Lucy’ fossil. Visit and proceed to the Holy Trinity built during the WWII. Then proceed to the Ethnographic Museum, which used to be the palace of Emperor Hailesellase. To wrap up you drive to merkato, the biggest market in East Africa.unity park and entoto park will added if time allows.

Day 2: Addis Ababa – Chebera Churchura National Park

Depart Addis Ababa in the morning via either the Addis-Jima- Ameya road or Addis- ShashemeneSodo-Waka-Tocha, and have your lunch on your way. You will arrive in Chebera Churchura National Park in the late afternoon. Enjoy the scenery of the park from the park headquarters and the campsites where you will stay overnight.

Day 3: Chebera Churchura National Park

Morning expedition to the national park where you will walk to the two sites namely Meka and Erka Forests. Here the mammals that inhabit the area are the African elephant, hippopotamus, Cape buffalo, lion, leopard, and birding watching activities are also common. You will be back for lunch and after a break, you will go walk to the hot springs and the waterfall. The schedule also
includes a small lake visit for birding and to other interesting birding sites. You will stay overnight in the camping

Day 4: Chebera Churchura National Park

In the morning, you will depart to the other part of the park namely heading to Borbo Falls and Bulo Lake. Activities include seeing different animals and birds. Then you will have a lunch break. On the afternoon, you will continue to the other sites, visitors can explore 80 kilometers rough dry weather road crossing the western sides of the park and see the entire park or it is also possible to trek inside the park following the footpaths available. Overnight will be in the camp.

Day 5: Chebera Churchura National park to soddo overnight Lewi Resort

Day 6: Chencha Dorze Villages Arbaminch

After breakfast you will take a boat trip in Lake Lake Chamo, to visit the crocodile market, it is a local name for a place in Lake chamo that the crocodiles went out of the lake and chill, there is no buying or selling, also you will see hippos and different kinds of birds later driving to the Dorze village, This people set high up in the Gughe Mountains where we see the traditional
Dorze beehive shaped huts recognized as one of the visually attractive structural houses. overnight in paradise Lodge.

Day 7:Arba minch Addis Ababa Tiya

After having your early breakfast driving to the southern parts of Ethiopia on the way we will see the Tiya, classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, where we can see the northern most example of a peculiar type of engraved, standing stelae which stretch across parts of southern Ethiopia. Overnight in Kaleb Hotel

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Day 1: Arrival in Addis Ababa

Arrive at Bole International Airport in Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia. Transfer to your hotel and take some time to rest and acclimate to the new environment. In the evening, you can explore Addis Ababa and try some traditional Ethiopian cuisine.

Day 2:Addis Ababa – Coffee History and Culture

Start the day with a visit to the Ethnological Museum, which provides insights into Ethiopian culture and history. Next, visit the National Museum, where you can see the famous fossilized remains of “Lucy,” a 3.2-million-year-old hominid. In the afternoon, explore the vibrant Mercato, one of Africa’s largest open-air markets, and taste Ethiopian coffee at a local coffee shop.

Day 3: Addis Ababa – Coffee Cupping and Roasting

Begin the day with a visit to a local coffee roastery, where you can learn about the coffee roasting process and participate in a cupping session. Visit the Hager Fikir Theatre, the oldest theater in Ethiopia, to enjoy traditional Ethiopian music and dance performances. In the evening, dine at a traditional Ethiopian restaurant and experience the unique coffee ceremony, a cultural ritual of preparing and serving coffee.

Day 4: Addis Ababa to Jimma

Depart from Addis Ababa and fly to Jimma, a city located in the southwestern part of Ethiopia and known for its coffee production. Visit the Jimma Agricultural Research Center to learn about coffee farming practices, cultivation techniques, and ongoing research in the coffee industry. Explore the local coffee farms, interact with farmers, and gain insights into the coffee production process.

Day 5: Jimma – Coffee Tasting and Processing

Participate in a coffee tasting session, where you can sample different varieties of Ethiopian coffee and learn about the flavor profiles and characteristics. Visit coffee processing facilities to witness how coffee cherries are sorted, washed, dried, and prepared for export. Engage in discussions with local coffee experts and farmers to deepen your understanding of the Ethiopian coffee industry.

Day 6:Jimma to Addis Ababa – Departure

Return to Addis Ababa from Jimma. Take some time to explore local coffee shops and buy Ethiopian coffee beans to bring back home as souvenirs. In the evening, enjoy a farewell dinner at a traditional Ethiopian restaurant, where you can savor the flavors of Ethiopian cuisine and reflect on your coffee tour experience.

Transfer to Bole International Airport for your departure.

Food Tour 1 Night 2 Days

Addis Ababa Ethiopia

If you’re planning a 1-night, 2-day food tour in Addis Ababa, the capital city of
Ethiopia, you’re in for a treat. Addis Ababa is known for its vibrant culinary scene,
offering a variety of traditional Ethiopian dishes as well as international cuisine.
Here’s a suggested itinerary for your food tour:

Day 1: Morning:

Start your day with a traditional Ethiopian breakfast at a local restaurant. Injera (a sourdough flatbread) with different stews and spicy sauces like doro wat (chicken stew) or kitfo (minced raw meat) are popular options.
. After breakfast, visit the Mercato, one of Africa’s largest open-air markets.
Explore the colorful stalls and taste some fresh fruits, spices, and snacks. You’ll get a chance to see the vibrant local food culture in action.
Lunch and Afternoon:
For lunch, head to a traditional Ethiopian restaurant and try a mixed platter
known as “gursha.” This typically includes injera served with various types of wats (stews), salads, and lentil dishes. Don’t forget to try the national dish, “tibs,” which consists of sautéed meat or vegetables.

In the afternoon, visit the National Museum of Ethiopia. While it’s not food-related, it’s a great opportunity to learn about the country’s rich history and culture.

Evening:

For dinner, experience the famous Ethiopian coffee ceremony. Coffee is an
integral part of Ethiopian culture, and the ceremony involves roasting coffee beans, brewing fresh coffee, and serving it in small cups. You can enjoy the coffee with traditional snacks like popcorn or roasted barley.
After dinner, explore Addis Ababa’s nightlife scene. Visit a traditional Ethiopian cultural restaurant with live music and dance performances, where you can enjoy more traditional food and drinks.

Day 2:Morning:

Start your morning with a cup of Ethiopian coffee and a light breakfast at a local caf
Visit the Holy Trinity Cathedral, an important religious site in Addis Ababa. Explore the beautiful architecture and serene surroundings.

Lunch and Afternoon:

For lunch, try some Ethiopian street food. Injera with ful (fava bean stew),
shawarma, or samosas are popular choices. You can find street food vendors in various parts of the city.
In the afternoon, take a guided food tour or cooking class. Learn more about
Ethiopian cuisine, its ingredients, and cooking techniques. You can also participate in preparing traditional dishes

Evening:

. Enjoy a farewell dinner at a high-end Ethiopian restaurant, where you can indulge in a variety of gourmet Ethiopian dishes with a modern twist. End your food tour with a visit to a tej bet (traditional Ethiopian honey wine bar) to taste tej, a fermented honey wine. It’s a sweet and potent drink that Ethiopians enjoy on special occasions.

Addis Ababa city tour program

Addis Ababa city overview part 1

The National Museum of Ethiopia, located in Addis Ababa, is home to the country’s most valuable historical, archaeological, and artistic treasures. It famously houses the fossilized remains of “Lucy” and “Selam,” among other early hominids. The museum features four main sections: archaeology, ancient and medieval artifacts, traditional and modern Ethiopian art, and ethnographic exhibits showcasing the diverse cultures of Ethiopia.
Holy Trinity Cathedral : Holy Trinity built during the WWII. Known in Amharic as Kidist Selassie, is the highest ranking Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo cathedral in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. It was built to commemorate Ethiopia’s liberation from Italian occupation and is the second most important place of worship in Ethiopia.
Mount Entoto :-Mount Entoto is the best spot to enjoy the great scenery of Addis Ababa.
Mercato Market :- merkato is the largest open air market in Africa, covering several square miles and employing an estimated 13,000 people in 7,100 business entities. The primary merchandise passing through the Merkato is locally-grown agricultural products — most
notably coffee.
Tiglachin Memorial : The Tiglachin monument is a memorial to Ethiopian and Cuban soldiers involved in the Ogaden War. It was built under Mengistu Haile Mariam on Churchill Avenue in Addis Ababa.
Menelik II Square : Menelik II Square is located in the heart of Addis Ababa, the area locally known as Arada. At the center of the square stands a magnificent equestrian statue of the Emperor. The monument was erected by Emperor Haile Selassie I, in 1930, just before his coronation.
Shiro Meda Market : Shiro Meda is one of the most outstanding place to buy Ethiopian local made cotton clothes both for woman and men..in addition to different clothes you will get also gifts like neckless and jewelry .

Addis Ababa city tour part 2

Main Entrance: As you enter Unity Park, you’ll be greeted by beautiful gardens and a grand entrance gate. The gate features impressive sculptures and traditional Ethiopian art, giving you a taste of the country’s rich artistic heritage.
Menelik Palace: Unity Park is located within the historic Menelik Palace compound, which served as the residence of Ethiopian emperors. The palace has been meticulously restored and now houses various exhibits showcasing the history of Ethiopia’s monarchy.
Ethiopian History Museum: Within the palace complex, you’ll find the Ethiopian History Museum. Here, you can explore interactive displays and artifacts that narrate the country’s history, from ancient times to the present day. The museum provides insights into Ethiopia’s diverse cultures, traditions, and significant historical events.
Presidential Palace: Unity Park also houses the Presidential Palace, which serves as the official residence of the Ethiopian President. While the palace itself is not open to the public, you can admire its impressive architecture and take photos from the outside
Empress Menen’s Garden: Unity Park features a beautifully landscaped garden named after Empress Menen, the wife of Emperor Haile Selassie. The garden is adorned with vibrant flowers, fountains, and sculptures, providing a serene and picturesque environment for visitors to relax and enjoy.
Haile Selassie Pavilion: The Haile Selassie Pavilion is a highlight of Unity Park. It was the emperor’s private residence within the palace compound. Today, it has been transformed into a museum showcasing the life and accomplishments of Emperor Haile Selassie, who was an influential figure in Ethiopian history.
Lion Zoo: Unity Park also houses a small zoo that is home to various indigenous animals, including lions, baboons, and birds. The zoo offers an opportunity to observe Ethiopia’s wildlife up close and learn about conservation efforts in the country.
Grand Palace Hall: The Grand Palace Hall is an impressive venue within Unity Park that hosts official events and conferences. The hall showcases Ethiopian architecture and can accommodate a large number of guests.

Friend Ship Park

Friendship Park is situated in the neighborhood of Arada, near the city center. Friendship Park is a popular public space located in the heart of Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia. It is a vibrant gathering place that holds historical and cultural significance for the local community.

Central Monument: The park is dominated by a large central monument known as the “Martyrs’ Memorial Monument.” This monument commemorates Ethiopian martyrs who sacrificed their lives during the Italian occupation from 1936 to 1941.
Green Spaces: Friendship Park offers lush green spaces, providing a peaceful
environment for visitors. The park is dotted with trees, flower beds, and wellmaintained lawns where people can relax, have picnics, or enjoy a pleasant stroll.
Cultural Events: Friendship Park is a hub of cultural activities and events. It frequently hosts concerts, exhibitions, and other gatherings, showcasing Ethiopian music, dance, and art. These events provide an opportunity to experience the rich cultural heritage of Ethiopia.
Street Vendors: The park is usually bustling with street vendors selling a variety of goods, including traditional crafts, clothing, and snacks. It’s a great place to explore local handicrafts and try some delicious Ethiopian street food.
Public Gathering Spot: Friendship Park serves as a popular meeting point for locals and tourists alike. It’s a vibrant and busy area where you can observe the daily life of Addis Ababa. People gather here to socialize, play games, and engage in lively conversations
Surrounding Landmarks: The park is surrounded by several important landmarks, including government buildings, hotels, and commercial establishments. If you venture beyond the park, you can explore other attractions such as the National Museum of Ethiopia, Holy Trinity Cathedral, and the Ethiopian National Theatre.

Oromo Cultural Center:

Oromo Cultural Center: Start your tour by visiting the Oromo Cultural Center in Addis Ababa. This center showcases various aspects of Oromo culture, including traditional music, dance, clothing, and artifacts. You can learn about the rich history and traditions of the Oromo people through exhibitions and displays.
Cultural Performances: Look for cultural events or performances that feature Oromo music, dance, and storytelling. Check with local event organizers, hotels, or cultural centers to find out if there are any scheduled performances during your visit.
Traditional Markets: Explore the local markets, such as Merkato and Shiro Meda, where you can find traditional Oromo crafts, textiles, and artwork. These markets offer a vibrant atmosphere and an opportunity to engage with local artisans.
Local Communities: Consider connecting with local Oromo communities or organizations in Addis Ababa to learn more about their cultural practices and traditions. They may be able to provide you with more specific recommendations on Oromo cultural experiences
in the city.

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