Home to some of the world’s rarest wildlife, including species found nowhere else on the planet.
Key Mammals (40+ species)
White-eared Kob
Nile Lechwe
Elephant
Buffalo
Ecosystems & Landscape
A mosaic of unique high-altitude ecosystems shaped by millions of years of geological activity.
Floodplains
Grassland
Wetlands
Woodland
Visitor Information
Plan your visit to experience one of Africa’s most spectacular mountain landscapes.
Best Time to Visit
November to April during the dry season, when wildlife is easier to spot and access roads are passable. 🌤️
Entry Permits
Permits are issued through the Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority and park offices in Gambella town. Visitors are advised to register before entry. 🎟️
Accommodation
Accommodation options are limited inside the park. Visitors usually stay in Gambella town or use designated camping areas within the park. 🏕️
• Seasonal flooding may affect access roads • Travel with local guide recommended • Carry sufficient food and drinking water • Respect wildlife and maintain safe distances