Border park connected to Sudan wildlife systems.
Remote park with large mammals.
Home to some of the world’s rarest wildlife, including species found nowhere else on the planet.
A mosaic of unique high-altitude ecosystems shaped by millions of years of geological activity.
Plan your visit to experience one of Africa’s most spectacular mountain landscapes.
October to March during the dry season, when wildlife gathers around water sources. ☀️
Permits are issued through the Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority and local park offices. Visitors are advised to travel with a ranger.
Camping is the primary accommodation inside the park. Basic lodging may be available in nearby towns, so visitors should bring essential supplies. 🏕️
• Remote park with limited facilities
• Travel with park guide recommended
• 4WD vehicle required, especially in rainy season
• Carry sufficient food and drinking water
