Maze National Park

Maze National Park is a relatively undiscovered gem located in the Gamo Zone of Southern Ethiopia. The park is defined by its expansive, rolling grasslands, which are fed by the Maze River, a tributary of the Omo River. It serves as a vital ecological corridor and is specifically managed to protect and support the endemic and endangered Swayne's Hartebeest. Its remote nature provides a pristine environment for wildlife viewing away from more crowded tourist circuits.