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Complete list of 12 national parks in Ethiopia

Abijatta-Shalla Lakes

Alatish

Awash

Bale Mountains

Chebera Churchura

Gambella

Kafta Sheraro

Mago

Nech Sar

Simien Mountains

Yangudi Rassa

Ethiopia National Parks

Located in the Great Rift Valley, this park features two alkaline lakes and diverse birdlife. The lakes attract numerous flamingos and other water birds. The park's ecosystem includes acacia woodlands and grasslands surrounding the lakes.

Located along the Sudan border, Alatish is home to diverse wildlife including elephants, lions, and leopards. The park features extensive savanna woodlands and riverine forests. It forms an important wildlife corridor with Sudan's Dinder National Park.

One of Ethiopia's oldest parks, featuring the dramatic Awash Falls and volcanic landscapes. Home to diverse wildlife including beisa oryx, Soemmerring's gazelle, and numerous bird species. The park contains important paleoanthropological sites and hot springs.

Home to the Ethiopian wolf and numerous endemic species. Features Africa's largest alpine plateau and the second-highest mountain in Ethiopia. The park encompasses diverse ecosystems from moorland to forest, supporting unique flora and fauna.

Known for its population of African elephants and diverse wildlife. The park features riverine forests, savanna woodlands, and grasslands. It serves as an important corridor for elephant migration and hosts numerous bird species.

Home to significant populations of Nile lechwe and white-eared kob. Features extensive wetlands and hosts one of Africa's great wildlife migrations. The park contains diverse ecosystems including savanna grasslands and riverine forests.

Located along the Eritrean border, featuring diverse wildlife and important elephant habitat. The park contains extensive savanna woodlands and seasonal rivers. It serves as a crucial conservation area for endangered species including elephants and lions.

Known for its diverse wildlife and proximity to indigenous communities including the Mursi people. Features savanna grasslands and acacia woodland habitats. The park supports populations of buffalo, elephant, and various antelope species.

Located between Lakes Chamo and Abaya, featuring the 'Bridge of God' land bridge. Known for its scenic beauty and diverse wildlife including Swayne's hartebeest. The park contains groundwater forests and savanna grasslands.

Located in the Lower Omo Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Known for its rich biodiversity and important paleontological sites. The park features diverse habitats including riverine forests and savanna woodlands.

The Simien Mountains National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring dramatic mountain landscapes and deep valleys. The park is home to several endangered species including the Ethiopian wolf and Gelada baboon. Its peaks include Ras Dashen, Ethiopia's highest mountain at 4,550 meters.

Yangudi Rassa National Park is located in the Afar Region and consists mainly of semi-desert and desert areas. The park is known for its population of African wild ass and other desert-adapted wildlife. The landscape features volcanic formations and extensive grasslands typical of the region.