After a morning breakfast, take an excursion trip to Silassie Chelekot and Eyesus Hintsa. Morning session visit the famous round built church of Silassie Chelekot, which was built by Ras Weldesilasse in the 1800s and painted color fully and contains valuable artifacts. Back to the city and drive to the beautiful market where one can see cattle, camels, donkeys, sheep and goats in the same place.
Later, proceed to the church of Eyesus Hintsa which is hewn out of a sand stone rock probably in the 14th century. Local tradition attributes its construction to Abune Abraham, a monk who is also said to have created Debre Tsion, one of the most elaborate churches of the Gheralta churches. The sheer size and elaboration of its carved architecture are striking. The church with rock-hewn entrance depicting a Greek cross has three doors and nine windows. Both openings have their exterior and interior scenes appearing circular and rectangular. The windows are made in such a way to allow enough light into the inner part of the church. The construction is executed following the Aksumite architectural styles. The church holds six free standing pillars that are well decorated. The ceiling too is incised with striking designs and patterns. Some carry cross and sun lights. It is also alternatively ornamented with Aksumite blind arches, identical to that of Gheralta rock-hewn churches.

After a morning breakfast, drive to the direction of Tembein and en route stop to discuss about the life of Ras Alula Aba Nega the military leader of Ethiopia in the late 19th century. He is named as the general who defeated Italians in the battle of Adwa in 1896. Proceed to Tembein and take a lunch break, and in the afternoon visit Abba Yohanni which is a monastery which was named after the monk who founded it and is situated in about 8km off the main road. Another local road goes to within a few meters of the foot of Debre Assa, the mountain on which the church is built. This church is accessible only through a tunnel-like passage on its west side which is built in 1972/73. This church is classic in its decoration and supreme in its workmanship that one can see the beautiful interior of the church which is divided into four bays (which makes the church in exceptional feature) and three aisles by its arched columns and ceiling adorned by domes which themselves are decorated by finely carved crosses. And one can see a few recent paintings in the masonry depict the twelve Apostles. The annual festival takes place on the 5th of Hidar (14th of November in most years).

After a morning breakfast, drive This church can be reached after 40 minutes gentle walk east 18 kms to north of Abi Adi tovisit the church of Mariam Hibito. The church is not visible just like its name Mariam Hibiito (the Hidden Mary). In many aspects this church resembles to Medhanialem Adi Kosho based on this it is believed that this church is constructed after Medhanialem Adi Kosho and according to the tradition, it was built during the reign of Atse Zera Yacob in the 15th century. The exterior part of this church is easily imaginable that the carvers spent much time to beautify it and runs from the South end to the North end. In the interior part of the church one can see an unfinished dome-making and a pool of water which is always at the same level and its therapeutic effects are beyond belief, according to the priest of the church.
After a lunch break, drive to my Lomin for a relaxed afternoon. My Lomin an ideal place for relaxation as it is quite botanical garden and has many big old indigenous trees.