Gambella National Park

Ethiopia - Western Ethiopia

Ethiopiaā€™s largest national park Gambella National Park is bordered to the north by the Baro River, a wide tributary of the Blue Nile navigable all the way to its confluence with the White Nile at Khartoum.

At its most beautiful between March and June, when Africaā€™s second-largest antelope migration, an estimated 1.2 million white-tailed kob, crosses into Ethiopia from South Sudan

The park is also a stronghold for the endangered Nubian giraffe, localised antelope such as Nile lechwe, Lelwel hartebeest and tiang, relict populations of lion, leopard, buffalo and elephant, and the largest terrestrial patas monkey.

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