Book Now & Discover the Ancient Walled City of Harar!
Step into the rich history and vibrant culture of Harar, a UNESCO-listed city known for its 16th-century walls, colorful markets, and unique traditions. This 3-day tour will take you through the narrow alleys of Harar, introduce you to the city’s Islamic heritage, and let you experience the thrilling hyena feeding ritual.
Begin your journey with a flight from Addis Ababa to Dire Dawa via Ethiopian Airlines. Upon arrival, take a scenic drive to Harar, the fourth holiest city in Islam. Stroll through the ancient walled city, known as the “City of Saints”, and admire its colorful houses and historic alleyways. Visit the Arthur Rimbaud House, a museum dedicated to the French poet who lived in Harar during the 19th century. End the day by exploring the lively streets and local culture.
Overnight: Hotel in Harar
Start the day at the bustling Harar market, where traders sell everything from spices and textiles to traditional handicrafts. Visit the National Museum and the Harari Museum, which showcase the region’s rich history and culture. Explore Ras Mekonnen’s house, the residence of Haile Selassie’s father. In the evening, witness one of Harar’s most famous traditions – the Hyena Man feeding wild hyenas outside the city walls, an extraordinary experience that has been practiced for generations.
Overnight: Hotel in Harar
After breakfast, drive back to Dire Dawa, with an optional stop at Aweday, Ethiopia’s largest “chat” (khat) market, where locals trade the popular stimulant leaves. Catch a flight back to Addis Ababa and transfer to the airport for a late-night departure if needed.
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