3-Day Wildlife Safari to Awash National Park

Meet in the morning in Addis and travel 230 kilometers to Awash National Park, which is a portion of the Great Rift Valley in Ethiopia. We will see the lava on both sides of the road as newly turned earth as we travel through the volcanic mountains and valleys to get to Awash National Park. We'll make a halt at the stunning and avian-rich Beseka Lake. Saddle-billed stork, African fish eagle, pink-winged pelican, and numerous other birds can be seen here. The nomadic Kereyu tribe can also be seen here, bringing in big herds of camels for water. We will travel to Awash National Park in the afternoon to see the stunning Awash Falls and perhaps go on an evening wildlife drive. Animals include oryx, baboons, warthogs, gazelles, larger and smaller kudus, and colobus monkeys will be encountered. There's a chance you might get to see some of the big cats. Doho Lodge for the night. <b>Accommodation:</b> Doho Lodge & Hot Springs

We'll go on an early game drive around Aledeghi Wildlife Reserve in the morning. Olive baboons, Beisa oryx, Soemmering's gazelle, gerenuk, Grevy's zebra, waterbucks, possibly the kori and Arabian bustards, as well as numerous native birds and other creatures, are all expected to be seen here. We will go to Doho Hot Springs, home of Doho Lodge, following our morning wildlife drive. It has a view of Doho Lake, which was created by the numerous hot springs in the vicinity. Rest or unwind beside the hot springs for the remainder of the day. We can also choose to see the agrarian Afar Villages. Doho Lodge for the night. <b>Accommodation:</b> Doho Lodge & Hot Springs

Drive back to Addis Ababa in the morning via Debre Zeit and the expressway after spending some time at the lodge. You stop at the Debre Zeit crater lakes in route. Before traveling to Addis Ababa, you can unwind at one of the stunning resorts. We anticipate reaching Addis Ababa in the late afternoon.