Dryland habitat protecting rare desert species.
Important for conservation of African wild ass.
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.
November to February, when temperatures are milder and wildlife is easier to observe.
Permits are arranged through the Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority, and visitors must register before entering the park.
There are no permanent lodges inside the park. Visitors typically camp or stay in nearby towns and travel with organized guides.
• Travel with an experienced guide is strongly recommended
• Carry sufficient water due to hot, dry conditions
• 4WD vehicle required for access
• Respect wildlife and avoid approaching animals
