Domestic Flight 

we have experienced Guide 

farewell Dinner 

All entrance Fee 

local guide 

scout guide 

Government tax 

coffee and tea 

unlimited bottle of water 

1. Park Regulations & Entrance

Entry Permit & Guide: An entrance permit is required. Visitors must hire a local guide and scout (armed escort), which is mandatory for safety and conservation.

Camping & Lodging: There are designated camping areas and community lodges like Sankaber, Geech, and Chennek. Booking ahead is advised in peak seasons.

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2. Physical Preparation

Altitude Awareness: The park ranges from 2,000 to over 4,500 meters. Altitude sickness is a risk—spend time acclimatizing if possible.

Fitness Level: Trekking can be strenuous. Hikers should be in good physical condition.

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3. What to Pack

Clothing: Layered clothing for warm days and cold nights (temperatures can drop below freezing at high elevations).

Footwear: Sturdy hiking boots with good ankle support.

Gear: Sleeping bag, flashlight/headlamp, sunscreen, water purification tablets, and walking sticks.

Food: Carry food supplies if trekking for multiple days; cooks can be hired in Debark or with tour operators.

Wildlife & Nature

Endemic Species: Keep an eye out for the Gelada baboons, Walia ibex, Ethiopian wolves, and many unique bird species.

Photography: A paradise for nature and landscape photography—but be respectful and avoid disturbing wildlife

5. Health & Safety

Water: Drink only boiled or purified water.

Insurance: Ensure your travel insurance covers high-altitude trekking and evacuation if needed.

Medical Kit: Carry a basic first aid kit including altitude sickness medication.

6. Connectivity & Facilities

Limited Network: Very limited mobile or internet access in the park.

Cash: No ATMs—bring enough cash (Ethiopian birr) from Gondar or Debark for all expenses.

7. Responsible Travel

Leave No Trace: Carry out all trash, respect local communities, and avoid harming flora or fauna.

4D4 land cruiser car with fuel 

1. Park Regulations & Entrance

Entry Permit & Guide: An entrance permit is required. Visitors must hire a local guide and scout (armed escort), which is mandatory for safety and conservation.

Camping & Lodging: There are designated camping areas and community lodges like Sankaber, Geech, and Chennek. Booking ahead is advised in peak seasons.

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2. Physical Preparation

Altitude Awareness: The park ranges from 2,000 to over 4,500 meters. Altitude sickness is a risk—spend time acclimatizing if possible.

Fitness Level: Trekking can be strenuous. Hikers should be in good physical condition.

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3. What to Pack

Clothing: Layered clothing for warm days and cold nights (temperatures can drop below freezing at high elevations).

Footwear: Sturdy hiking boots with good ankle support.

Gear: Sleeping bag, flashlight/headlamp, sunscreen, water purification tablets, and walking sticks.

Food: Carry food supplies if trekking for multiple days; cooks can be hired in Debark or with tour operators.

Wildlife & Nature

Endemic Species: Keep an eye out for the Gelada baboons, Walia ibex, Ethiopian wolves, and many unique bird species.

Photography: A paradise for nature and landscape photography—but be respectful and avoid disturbing wildlife

5. Health & Safety

Water: Drink only boiled or purified water.

Insurance: Ensure your travel insurance covers high-altitude trekking and evacuation if needed.

Medical Kit: Carry a basic first aid kit including altitude sickness medication.

6. Connectivity & Facilities

Limited Network: Very limited mobile or internet access in the park.

Cash: No ATMs—bring enough cash (Ethiopian birr) from Gondar or Debark for all expenses.

7. Responsible Travel

Leave No Trace: Carry out all trash, respect local communities, and avoid harming flora or fauna.

personal expanse like laundry, shopping 

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