I am surprised by how few tourists visit Lalibela's rock hewn churches compared to the temples of Angkor Wat or the pyramids. The churches are impressive constructions, and it is difficult to understand without having visited. Also, they are almost all active churches to this day. It is simply an amazing history, amazing craftmanship and the site is largely unknown... More

Amazing. The constrction of these churches out of solid rock has to be seen to be believed. More

What an amazing experience. Visiting Lalibela at Easter, experiencing the devotion of the people was very moving. The churches are much more impressive than any picture could show. More

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While the physical impressions of the churches are well worth the visit the intense nature of the ethiopean involvement with their religeon are the true value of the site. Puts St. Peter's in the shade as far as real popular participation is concerned. More

These buildings are quite remarkable, especially the ones constructed later which show incredible workmanship and engineering. The sites are reasonably accessible but not for people with disabilities and their growing popularity means they can become rather crowded. Also, the need to remove shoes before entering each church can become tedious, especially if you choose the wrong footwear. It also makes... More

I like all the churches in Lalibela , the good things there is no one who ask for money. More

Lalibela has the most amazing rock-hewn churches in the world and is known as the Petra of Ethiopia. The history and craftsmanship behind the construction of these churches is truly amazing. Lalibela is easiest reached by flying from Addis Ababa or Gondar and is best seen with a local guide. More

Lalibela rock churches are unique and marvelous to explore in Ethiopia. More