Maze National Park, National park in Southern Nations region, Ethiopia.
Maze National Park is a protected reserve in southern Ethiopia featuring diverse landscapes and wildlife habitats. The park encompasses savannas, wetlands, and forests spread across its area at elevations between 1000 and 1200 meters, creating varied environments for different species.
The park was established in 2005 by the Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority to protect the region's natural habitats and native species. This conservation effort reflects Ethiopia's commitment to preserving its diverse ecosystems.
Local communities near the park maintain their traditional ways of life while participating in conservation efforts and sustainable tourism initiatives.
The park is located approximately 460 kilometers southwest of Addis Ababa and is accessible for visitors wanting to explore nature. Guided walks and wildlife observation are among the main activities available to guests.
The Wonja stone caves within the park can hold up to 300 people and offer visitors an unexpected geological discovery. Hot springs near the Maze River release steam and create a striking natural feature that travelers often find memorable.
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