Tomb of Adam

The Tomb of Adam in Lalibela is a revered site known for its historical and architectural significance. It features a massive hollowed-out rock structure, symbolizing the death and burial of Adam, the first human, according to Ethiopian Orthodox tradition.

This unique church is carved from a single block of stone and is complemented by its proximity to Bet Uraiel. The site dates back to the late 12th century and was founded during the reign of King Lalibela, who aimed to create a new Jerusalem in Ethiopia. The architecture reflects the medieval rock-hewn church tradition, with deep spiritual and cultural roots.

Unforgettable Highlights

🌍 Unique Rock Formation

🏛️ Architectural Marvel

✝️ Spiritual Significance

Visitors can access this site freely, making it appealing to tourists, families, and historians keen on exploring Ethiopia’s rich heritage.