8 articles to prepare your trip
UNESCO site, Mursi and Hamer peoples, national parks and rafting: complete guide to the Omo River and its valley in southern Éthiopie.
mursi
A semi-nomadic ethnic group in southern Ethiopia, the Mursis live along the Omo River. Practical guide: lip plates, Donga, access from Jinka and ethical visiting considerations.
Lac Chamo
At the heart of Nech Sar park, near Arba Minch, Lake Chamo brings together Nile crocodiles, hippopotamuses and abundant birdlife in the Great Rift Valley of Éthiopie.
Inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2023, Bale National Park is home to the Ethiopian wolf, the Sanetti Plateau at 4000m, and the vast Harenna Forest.
Endemic to the Ethiopian highlands, the Abyssinian wolf can be observed in the Bale Mountains and Simien. Complete guide: sites, season and access.
Parc National Abijatta-Shalla
Located 200 km south of Addis Ababa, Abijatta-Shalla Park combines two Rift lakes, hot springs and renowned birdlife, notably pink flamingos.
Parc National Simien
High plateaus at 4,000 m, gelada baboons and walia ibex, steep escarpments: everything you need to know to trek in the Simien.
In southwestern Éthiopie, Mago Park unveils 2,162 km² of savanna, iconic wildlife, and the culture of the Mursi tribe, deep in the heart of the Omo Valley.
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