- Lalibela is a town in Ethiopia famous for its rock-hewn churches.
- The churches were carved out of solid rock in the 12th century.
- Lalibela is a major pilgrimage site for Ethiopian Orthodox Christians.
- The town is often called the “New Jerusalem.”
- The churches are connected by tunnels and walkways.
- Lalibela is considered one of the holiest places in Ethiopia.
- The churches are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- The town hosts religious festivals and ceremonies throughout the year.
- Lalibela’s architecture is a remarkable feat of engineering and artistry.
- Pilgrims come from all over Ethiopia to visit the churches.
