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Cooking Ethiopian Food
As Ethiopia is a country with diverse Ethnic group, there are variety of cooking but there are most popular once, same of them are Shiro wot (Sauce from the powder of beans and cheek pie) and variety of vegetables. So, clients will learn how to cook their own meal starting from shopping from local market.The colorful and flavorful Ethiopian food is known for having plenty of health benefit.Injera, the sourdough- risen flat bread with a slightly spongy texture is traditionally made from teff flour. Teff which is becoming popular in the world is highly nutritious gluten free grain, complete protein, an excellent source of iron and calcium, has the highest fiber content of any grain, making Injera both easy to digest and incredibly filling. Injera is served with wat, healthy, protein, and vegetable rich stews. Moreover, gastronomy tourism helps to empower women and youth and to support sustainability.
Gulale Botanical Garden
Gulale Botanical Garden It is a great place for Hiking, Cycling, and many other outdoor activities. It is the best place to visit with family and friends where you can enjoy to the core. If you are a lover of hiking this place will never let you down as you can go up hiking on the hill and be witness to many animals, bird life and plant species. This is a nature park and much more than a Botanical Garden which is very stunning to see. It is a kind of a forest reserve that aspires four major objectives such as Conservation; Research, Education and Eco-tourism an all-in-one experience that you can have all in one place.
Crater Lakes around Bishoftu
Bishoftu, about 47 km East of Finfinne/Addis Ababa, is a town characterized by a cluster of volcanic crater lakes and popular Irrecha spiritual site that surround the town. Because of its altitude, which ranges up to 1850 masl, Bishoftu area has warm climate. It is the Centre of major resort lakes that visitors for business and leisure can enjoy. The town of Bishoftu is surrounded by seven crater lakes namely Harsade(with the maximum depth of 37 meters, good for water sports and scenic beauty, rich in fish species and aquatic bird life, the lake where Oromo people celebrate Irrecha, the thanks giving ceremony yearly at the end of September), Bishoftu (having a maximum depth of 85 meters the deepest of the surrounding lakes, with attractive feature scenic beauty), Babogaya (with nearly the same size of that of the Hora Lake, but much deeper, situated at north- east of Hora Lake along a rough, dusty road, place to watch aquatic birds and endowed with breathtaking beauty), Kuriftu( very close to the Babogaya Lake, one of the country’s best known resort centers, popular for watersport), Kilole(Kilole Lake is at the distance of 12 kilometers hard drive to the north- east of the town, farthest of the lakes in the area and good for bird watchers ), Magarisa (Green Lake) ( about 9 kilometers away to the south- west of the town just behind the Air Force base, looks green because of its algae, more dramatic, colorful and beautiful when viewed against the backdrop of the surrounding hills, good for visitors who need silent and listen to themselves) and Chalalaka (where frequently a number of aquatic bird species are observed).
Full day Addis Ababa City Tour
In the full day city tour visitors can cover most part of the city though cannot be finished in a day. The landmarks of Addis Ababa (like Museums, Parks, churches, and markets) can be explored including the early evening national dinner and cultural dancing from different ethnic groups at one of the cultural restaurants.
Adwa Museum
More significantly, the historical event that the Adwa Museum project is meant to honor is the reason for its size. Unlike other African nations’ bent, this huge government undertaking honours the Adwa Victory, which preserved Ethiopia’s independence and sparked anti-colonial movements in numerous other nations
Adadi Mariam, Tiya and Melka Kunture
Adadi Mariam rock hewn churches, Malka Kunture paleontological site and Tiya stelae field Heading south-west on the Jimma Road, then turning south on to the Butajira Road. Melka Kunture lies near the Awash River Gorge and is one of the most important neolithic sites in Ethiopia. Hand axes and various other implements have been found here. There is a museum at the site.A bit further on the Butajira Road, is the rock hewn church of Adadi Mariam, contemporaneous with those of Lalibela – in fact local tradition ascribes it to King Lalibela who is said to have had it built on his visit to Mount Zuqwala in 1106. Damaged during the wars with Ahmed Gragn in the 16th century, it fell into disuse and was only reopened in the time of Menelik II. It is today in regular use.Our final stop today is at Tiya stellae which are believed to have been erected between the 12th and 14th centuries and are almost certainly grave markers – recent excavations at Tiya have revealed the remains of young people of both sexes, aged between 18 – 30 and buried in fetal positions. It is classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. At some stage we will take a picnic lunch and leave for the return journey to Addis Ababa and arrive in the late afternoon.
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