Destinations Highlight - Yeshi

Perched high in northern Ethiopia, the Semien Mountains are often called “Africa’s Grand Canyon.” Jagged cliffs, deep valleys, and endless horizons set the stage for unforgettable trekking. This UNESCO site is home to Gelada baboons, Walia ibex, and Ethiopian wolves — rare wildlife you won’t find anywhere else.
👉 Join our guided treks and experience the raw beauty of the Roof of Africa.

One of the most surreal landscapes on Earth, the Danakil Depression feels like another planet. Here you’ll witness active volcanoes, sulfur springs in rainbow colors, and endless salt flats. Despite its extreme climate, the Afar people have thrived here for centuries, making it a place of both adventure and cultural insight.
👉 Explore this unforgettable journey into fire, salt, and stars.

Known as the “New Jerusalem,” Lalibela is home to 11 rock-hewn churches carved directly from solid stone in the 12th century. Pilgrims still gather here, filling the air with chants and incense, making it one of Ethiopia’s holiest sites. A visit to Lalibela is not just sightseeing — it’s stepping into a living faith.
👉 Walk through history and spirituality in Ethiopia’s most iconic site.

Often called the “Camelot of Africa,” Gondar is a city of castles, palaces, and legends. Its royal enclosure transports visitors back to the time of emperors, while nearby monasteries showcase vibrant Ethiopian art. Gondar also serves as the perfect gateway to the Semien Mountains.
👉 Uncover Ethiopia’s royal past and colorful traditions.

With palm-lined boulevards and lake breezes, Bahirdar is Ethiopia’s most relaxed city. Lake Tana, dotted with ancient monasteries, offers boat rides into history, while the Blue Nile Falls thunder dramatically nearby. It’s a destination where nature and heritage meet.
👉 Sail the lake, chase the falls, and embrace Bahirdar’s charm.

The legendary home of the Queen of Sheba, Axum holds secrets of an ancient empire. Massive obelisks, mysterious tombs, and churches tied to the Ark of the Covenant create a sense of timeless wonder. This is where Ethiopian civilization first took root.
👉 Step into Ethiopia’s cradle of history and myth.

Hidden high in the sandstone cliffs of Tigray, Gheralta’s rock-hewn churches defy both time and gravity. Accessible only by climbing, these remote chapels reward visitors with breathtaking views and unforgettable spiritual energy. Few places blend adventure and devotion quite like Gheralta.
👉 Hike into history and discover sacred beauty in the cliffs.

The Omo Valley is a living cultural mosaic, home to over a dozen tribes with unique traditions, ceremonies, and ways of life. From body painting to vibrant dances, every community has a story to tell. Visiting here is an intimate journey into humanity’s oldest roots.
👉 Meet the people who keep ancient cultures alive in the Omo Valley.

Ethiopia’s bustling capital, Addis Ababa, is a city of contrasts — modern life humming alongside rich tradition. From the Ethnological Museum and Holy Trinity Cathedral to Africa’s largest open-air market, there’s always something to discover. The city is also alive with jazz, coffee culture, and nightlife.
👉 Experience the beating heart of Ethiopia before or after your journey.