• Gezachew Haile Street - The Ethiopian coffee ceremony, known as jebena buna in Amharic, is a cherished social and cultural tradition. It involves the preparation, brewing, and serving of coffee, accompanied by snacks and conversation. This ceremony is a time for family and friends to come together and is often a significant part of opening events.

Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony:
Preparation
The host begins by washing the green coffee beans and roasting them over a charcoal brazier or stove. The beans are then ground using a traditional wooden mortar and pestle. The host adds the ground coffee to a jebena, a traditional clay coffee pot, and heats the water. The coffee is brewed in three rounds, each with its own name and significance.

Pouring
The coffee is poured into small ceramic cups called finjal, using a horsehair filter to keep the grounds out. The coffee is poured in a thin stream to create a “ring” in the cup. The ceremony is a time for gathering, and it typically occurs without phones, screens, or television.

• Shola Market | Megenagna - Visiting Shola Market offers the chance to explore traditional Ethiopian textiles and crafts that highlight the country’s rich heritage. Unique souvenirs such as jewelry, clothing, and artwork can be found here. The market also provides an excellent opportunity to sample local foods, with numerous stalls offering traditional dishes like injera and doro wat, giving tourists a taste of Ethiopia’s culinary delights. Shola Market is open daily from early morning until late evening, making it convenient for visitors. Arriving early is recommended to experience the market at its most vibrant. Be ready to negotiate prices, as haggling is common and part of the fun! Whether shopping for gifts or simply enjoying the atmosphere, Shola Market is a must-visit destination that offers an authentic glimpse into the heart of Ethiopian life.

• All taxes & service charge
• Drinking bottled water during your trip
• Lunch including coffee ceremony attendance
• Pick up and drop-off at any location in Addis Ababa (Hotel, guest house, or airport)
• We pickup all travelers & All transfers
• Local tour guide

• Dinner
• Any extras and Tipping
• Market are closed on Sunday

Experience a wide range of delectable vegan and non-vegetarian Ethiopian dishes on this day tour. Participate in a traditional Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony and shop for souvenirs and authentic items at Sholla Market or the renowned stadium leather products. Your guide will provide assistance throughout your shopping excursion, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.