Be aware ! Since beginning of April and for 4 months it s under renovation The Tomb and the... read more
The guide took us there and I don't really remember being impressed or mooved. It's one of these... read more
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Be aware ! Since beginning of April and for 4 months it s under renovation The Tomb and the Golgotha church are closed You can see only from outside and through the scaffolding
The guide took us there and I don't really remember being impressed or mooved. It's one of these places you see on a tour and can easily forget.
I wish it was possible to do this site before all others, since it feels like an entrance into the magic site of Lalibela. Either way, it is a remarkable structure and architecture. Absolutely breathtaking! Comfortable shoes and pants are a must, there are some...More
This is just an old entrance and it’s a great place to step into the atmosphere of the old rock churches.
Adam tomb was used as the beginning passage way into these Churches in the ancient city back in 12th century. The place leads out to the compound and still well preserved. A wonderful place to visit.
It is a cool shot for a pic, but nothing more than a rock :/ surrounded by way more interesting rocks
This was just a part of the day trip to see 11 churches. It was a very small part but you need to see as much as you can. It was almost just passing through to get from A to B, but take a look....More
Some climbing was required to reach this church but the visit was most interesting. The church was built of solid rock.
Adam is not buried here and it's not a tomb. The priest inside is friendly but lots of locals hang around outside pestering you.
While visiting the rock-hewn churches, it's senseless not to see them all, and this was one of the many great sights. Don't pass any of it up!
