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29/11/2023

Seek great heights and travel to Ankober Palace in Ethiopia! This notable historic monument once home to Emperor Menelik in the 19th century sits atop a small conic hill and offers spectacular views over the East African rift valley. Visitors to this lodge have the opportunity to learn more about the local villages and people, go horseback riding, and visit some of the historic churches near the palace. Book your trip with Zulla Discovery today!

24/11/2023

Explore the fascinating town and people of Turmi with Zulla Discovery! Found within the South Omo Valley, Turmi is home to three main tribes: the Dassenech, Hamar, and Kara people. Book a trip today to learn more about these amazing communities’ practices and traditions.

22/11/2023

Enjoy an unforgettable trip to Nech Sar National Park accompanied by a boat ride on Lake Chamo, famously known for it’s many large crocodile inhabitants. Nech Sar Park ranks the most visited of Ethiopia’s safari National Parks, featuring plains with interesting wildlife, dramatic lake views, boat rides, hot springs, huge trees and dense forests.

17/11/2023

Venture to the incredible Wonchi Crater Lake, the beautiful legacy of a once powerful volcano erupting thousands of years ago. The lake contains many attractions, including small islands, hot springs, spectacular waterfalls and breathtaking valleys. Due to its unique topography, Lake Wonchi is also home to aquatic bird species and wonderful, indigenous forest reserves as well. Lastly, an old monastery with a church known as Wonchi Cherkos is positioned on one of the lake islands making the spot even more enticing and mesmerizing.

15/11/2023

Visit the incredible Blue Nile Falls with Zulla Discovery! Known for being the most dramatic falls anywhere on the Nile river system, the Blue Nile Falls are at their most impressive in the rainy season from June to early September. Hike through the beautiful surrounding scenery and cross a Portuguese Bridge to the waterfall.

10/11/2023

“Meeting a hyena is a spiritual ceremony, and people believe in spiritual things. In the darkness, you only see two shiny eyes, same like cats,” says Mikiyas Belachwe, an Ethiopian man who routinely performs a face-to-face feeding practice with wild hyenas in the city of Harar. The bizarre association between spotted hyenas and Harar dates back centuries, with its mysterious beginnings obscured by myth and tradition. According to local legend, there was a long, brutal conflict between people and hyenas during a severe famine. Elders began feeding the hungry hyenas a thick, buttery porridge in an effort to dissuade them from raiding the city. Over the years, hyena feeding has merged with regional Islamic traditions and become quite a sight to see. Book a trip to Harar with Zulla Discovery to witness this experience up close!

08/11/2023

Discover a hidden community of beautifully constructed stone huts at the Menz-Guassa Community Conservation Area. Learn more about the Menz people who create these two-story stone houses and are also famously known for their skilfully woven wool rugs and traditional blankets and their vibrant traditional dance ceremonies.

03/11/2023

Tour the magnificent Unity Park in Addis Ababa with Zulla Discovery! Learn more about Ethiopia’s nature, rich history and culture. Accompanied by expert guides, you can view impressive historical buildings and artifacts, experience the delightful scents of the traditional aromatic garden, and check out the various exotic animals at the zoo, including the endemic black mane lion.

01/11/2023

Explore the natural beauty of the Bishoftu crater lakes by boat! Lake Babogaya (formerly named Bishoftu Guda) offers an exquisite backdrop of volcanic Mt Yerer and a wide range of aquatic birds and flora within a scenic environment. Lake Hora is the wildest of Bishoftu's lakes and features outstanding birdlife along its lushly vegetated slopes. On the first Sunday following Meskel, the Oromo people celebrate Irrecha here, giving thanks to Waka (One God), and good fortune is sought for the upcoming planting season.

25/05/2023

Escape to the wild with Zulla Discovery!
Located in Chebera Wildlife Sanctuary, Southwest Ethiopia.
Here you will find 51 larger mammals and 137 species of birds. Some of the common mammals found in the park include the African elephant, hippopotamus, buffalo, lion, and leopard.

17/05/2023

🧳Trip to Wonchi Carter Lake
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Date May 21st
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Package Cost: 3,500ETB for Ethiopians
$88 for Foreigners

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Venture to the incredible Wonchi Crater Lake, the beautiful legacy of a once powerful volcano erupting thousands of years ago. The lake contains many attractions, including small islands, hot springs, spectacular waterfalls and breathtaking valleys. Due to its unique topography, Lake Wonchi is also home to aquatic bird species and wonderful, indigenous forest reserves as well. An old monastery with a church known as Wonchi Cherkos is positioned on one of the lake islands making the spot even more enticing and mesmerizing.

04/05/2023

Take in the full grandeur of Addis Ababa from above with a panoramic view from Entoto Park. Entoto Mountain, initially serving as the palace grounds to Emperor Menelik in the 1800s, acts as the “lung of Addis Ababa” due to its dense forest regulating the climate condition of the city. Today the park delivers many services to visitors, including a variety of exciting indoor and outdoor adventures and recreational activities.

30/04/2023

Explore the sacred walled city of Harar, whose walls were erected between the 13th and 16th centuries. ​Considered “the fourth holy city” of Islam, Harar is home to 82 mosques, three of which date from the 10th century, and 102 shrines. As a UNESCO heritage site, the famed city features exceptional architecture which captures the African and Islamic culture of its habitants. Harar’s townhouses with their exceptional interior design constitute the most spectacular part of the city’s cultural heritage. Book a trip today and discover the many hidden treasures within the city’s walls.

27/04/2023

Visit the fascinating Debre Birhan Selassie church in Gondar, originally built by Emperor Eyasu II in the 17th century and named in tribute to him the “Mountain of Light.” The church is famously known for its interior kaleidoscopic display of creativity in murals and wall paintings depicting bible verses and a ceiling covered in the faces of 135 angels. With vivid paintings in rich hues lining the inner walls and ceilings, you will become entranced by your surroundings upon entering the famed church. Explore more of Ethiopia’s wondrous history with Zulla Discovery.

25/04/2023

Say hello to adventure! Home to four of the six largest crocodiles in the world, Lake Chamo is notorious for its crocodile population, some reaching lengths of up to seven meters from snout to tip of tail. At the south shores of the lake, a spot commonly referred to as ‘Azo Gabaya’ or ‘Crocodile Market’ offers one of Africa’s most impressive displays of big crocodiles. Book a trip to the Omo Valley today to witness the wild up close!

15/04/2023

22/03/2023

Explore the untouched with Zulla Discovery! The Konso Cultural landscape is a UNESCO heritage site located in a dry, hilly environment at the edge of the Rift Valley in southern Ethiopia. Hidden within a relatively isolated area of the country, life here has remained largely unchanged for at least 400 years! Here you will witness how the Konso landscape integrates spectacularly executed dry stone terrace works, which are still actively used by the Konso people who created them.

22/03/2023

Visit the amazing Blue Nile Fall, it is among the great falls in Africa;

20/03/2023

World Agriculture Day

Today we celebrate World Agriculture Day and the different ethnic groups of Ethiopia that specialize in agriculture! The Dassenech people are predominantly agro-pastoralists who complement their income from livestock production with the cultivation of crops such as sorghum, maize, pumpkins and beans on the flooded banks of the Omo River. When they are unable to rely on cattle, they turn to Lake Turkana for their livelihood, where they fish and hunt crocodiles and even occasionally hippopotami. The Aari are blessed with vast and fertile lands in the north of Mago National Park, which lends itself to an agricultural lifestyle. They grow several crops consisting of grains, wheat, coffee, mangoes, bananas, and various root vegetables, in addition to managing large herds of livestock.

18/03/2023

Ethiopia Safari Tours - Customized Safaris In Ethiopia
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17/03/2023

EXPEDITION TO NORTHERN HISTORIC SITES & THE SIMIEN MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK
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Enjoy a relaxing boat trip over Lake Tana to the medieval monastery of Ura Kidane Mihret at Zeghe Peninsula, commonly referred to as one of the most beautiful churches on Ethiopia's largest lake. Originally built in the 14th century, before being reconstructed in the 16th, the holy place rests in a glade surrounded by lush vegetation. Step inside the Ethiopian-Orthodox convent to find numerous magnificent murals painted between 100 and 250 years ago. Keep an eye out for the church’s treasury, which contains the richly embroidered robes of Negus Tekle Haymanot and his wife Laqetch Gegre Mehdin, as well as the crowns of Emperor Yohannes IV, Emperor Tewodros II, Negus Tekle Haymanot, and Emperor Tekle Giyorgis.

15/03/2023

Experience an integral part of Ethiopian social and cultural life with a ceremonial coffee break in Addis Ababa! Coffee, or buna, grown and exploited worldwide, can be traced back centuries to the Ethiopian plateau of ancient, dense coffee forests. Today, the Ethiopian coffee ceremony involves roasting coffee beans and preparing boiled coffee in a clay vessel called a jebena.

09/03/2023

Escape yourself from the busy world to the world of peace. We Provide the Best Experience for You to Explore Nature.

08/03/2023

Discover more of the stories behind fascinating women from these tribes with Zulla Discovery!

08/03/2023

Happy International Women’s Day! We take this day to celebrate women from various ethnic groups across Ethiopia.

Women of the Mursi tribe in the Omo Valley.

07/03/2023

Happy International women’s Day! Discover more of the stories behind fascinating women from these tribes with Zulla Discovery!

06/03/2023

Every day, we help plan individuals and groups plan their own tours and excursion in Ethiopia expedition, safari, family trip, group tours, historical and cultural journeys and various Ethiopian adventures.
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02/03/2023

Visit the mysterious Menelik Palace in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Constructed in the 1890’s, the structure was named the Egg House on account of the octagonal dome shape of its roof. It featured Menelik II’s personal bedroom, his wife, Empress Taytu Betul’s private quarters, princes’ bedrooms, a reception room, a small banquet room, and Ethiopia’s first telephone room, all connected through passage ways. The palace features a uniquely Ethiopian blend of both European and Indian, as well as local influences.
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01/03/2023

Adwa Victory Day is a symbol of African resistance against colonial powers. It all started when Ethiopia, a country made up of semi-independent kingdoms, was under the rule of the Ethiopian Emperor Menelik II in the 19th century. Although most of Africa had already been placed under colonial rule, Ethiopia was able to remain a sovereign nation with a strong monarch and a competent army.