Bale Mountains National Park — Attraction in Oromia Region

The Bale Mountains National Park is located in southeastern Ethiopia, 400 km southeast of Addis Ababa. It belongs to the Bale-Arsi massif, which forms the western section of the southeastern highlands. The tour lasts 4 Days and 3 Nights. The package enables you visit the endemic mam males, birds and stunning landscapes. All meals are inclusive. The drive uses a 4X4 Toyota Land Cruiser.

Day 1: Drive to Dinsho(from Addis Ababa), Bale Mountains National Park HQ – GobaIn the morning, you will drive to Dinsho, via Shashemene (410 Km from Addis). En route, you will make a stop on Awash River and Lake Ziway (best known for its birdlife) to visit aquatic birds. You will have lunch at Shashemene (250 Km from Addis). You will proceed driving and arrive in Dinsho in the afternoon.  Upon arrival, you will do all the requirements for short easy trekking at the Bale Mountains National Park HQ. After a brief break, you will have time to make a short hike along the northern part of the park. Later late in the afternoon drive to Goba (40 Km from Dinsho) for overnight stay. SIGHTSEEING • Lake Ziway and its birdlifeOvernight stay in Wabe Shebelle Hotel, Goba.Day 2: Day trip to Sanetti PlateauIn the morning, you will have breakfast and drive to the Sanetti Plateau (altitude of 4000 meter, with Afro-alpine Moorland, beautiful wild alpine scenery). Upon arrival in Goba, you will check into a hotel and rest. In the evening, you will have dinner and stay the night at the hotel.SIGHTSEEING • Common and Endemic mammals(Probably Red Fox) • BirdlifeOvernight stay in Wabe Shebelle Hotel, Goba.Day 3: Dola Mena: Rift Valley, Camels, CoffeeAround 40km or so to the south, the pristine Harenna forest drops into the dry, dusty rift valley. A trip south from the Lodge to the small town of Dolo Mena takes about an hour. En route one has a chance to see Giant Forest Hog and Vervet monkeys along with myriad butterflies that flutter through the shadows and sunlight. Small temporary camps may be seen, springing up where wild coffee is harvested from the forest; coffee said to amongst the best in the world. Approximately 20 km further on from Dola Mena are the Welman River Falls and caves - home to a hermit - which have religious significance. Those able bodied enough can crawl through the caves and pass behind the waterfall onto the river bank opposite. The rift valley also offers an opportunity to spot birds which are indigenous to the dry conditions.SIGHTSEEING • Harenna Forest • Coffee FarmsOvernight stay in Wabe Shebelle Hotel, Goba.Day 4: Drive back to Addis via Bekoji – Assela & departureAfter breakfast, you will be driving to Addis Ababa. You will stop for lunch at Assela. You will arrive in Addis Ababa late afternoon where you will do some shopping for souvenirs. Finally you will be taken to a farewell dinner depending on your scheduled flight; you will have a transfer out to Bole Int'l Airport for return...

🌍 Celebrating the Happiness of Bale Mountain National Park: A UNESCO World Heritage Site 🌳

I am absolutely thrilled to share the incredible news with all of you! The breathtaking Bale Mountain National Park, nestled in the heart of Ethiopia, has recently been registered as a UNESCO World Heritage site. 🎉✨

This recognition is a testament to the unparalleled beauty, rich biodiversity, and immense cultural significance of Bale Mountain National Park. It is a place that has brought immense happiness to my life, and I can't wait to tell you more about it. 🌿❤️

Picture this: majestic snow-capped peaks, lush forests stretching as far as the eye can see, and vast grasslands teeming with extraordinary wildlife. Bale Mountain National Park offers a sanctuary of happiness, giving us the opportunity to connect with nature's wonders. 🏔️💚

From encountering the elusive Ethiopian wolf, one of the rarest canids in the world, to witnessing the grace of the mountain nyala and the vibrant colors of the Abyssinian hare, this park is a true haven for biodiversity enthusiasts and nature lovers. 🐺🌼

But it's not just about the landscapes and wildlife; it's about the profound sense of peace and serenity that fills your soul when you step foot in this natural paradise. Whether hiking along scenic trails or camping beneath the starlit sky, every moment spent here is an opportunity to rediscover the happiness that nature bestows upon us. 🌌🌟

Let us also acknowledge and honor the local communities who have lived harmoniously with the land for generations. Their sustainable practices and vibrant cultures have played a crucial role in preserving the park's heritage. Together, we can ensure Bale Mountain National Park remains a source of happiness for generations to come. 🌍🙏

Join me in celebrating this incredible achievement for Bale Mountain National Park! Let's raise awareness, plan our own visits, and share the happiness this unique UNESCO World Heritage site brings to our lives. Together, we can support its conservation and preserve the happiness for generations...

Bale Park Beauty ❤ 😍 💖 ❣

The Bale Mountains National Park in Ethiopia is renowned for its stunning natural beauty. Here are some of its captivating features:

Diverse Landscapes: The park boasts a remarkable variety of landscapes, from lush Afro-alpine moorlands to rugged peaks, deep valleys, and bamboo forests. It offers a range of ecosystems, making it a biodiversity hotspot.

Unique Wildlife: Bale Mountains National Park is home to unique and rare wildlife species, including the Ethiopian wolf, which is the rarest canid in the world. Other species such as baboons, colobus monkeys, and various bird species also thrive here.

Hiking and Trekking: The park offers fantastic opportunities for hiking and trekking, with trails that take you through different habitats and offer breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes.

Birdwatching Paradise: Bird enthusiasts will appreciate the park's diverse avian population, including the rare and endangered Wattled Crane, making it an excellent destination for birdwatching.

Tulu Dimtu: The park's highest peak, Tulu Dimtu, stands at an impressive 4,377 meters (14,357 feet) and provides panoramic vistas of the Bale Mountains and beyond.

Flora and Fauna: The Bale Mountains are adorned with vibrant flora, including unique and endemic plant species. The park's ecosystems support a wide array of plant and animal life.

Stargazing: The clear, high-altitude skies of the park make it an excellent spot for stargazing. The lack of light pollution allows you to witness a dazzling night sky.

Cultural Experience: In addition to its natural beauty, you can also immerse yourself in the local culture by visiting nearby villages and interacting with the indigenous...