Maze National Park, established in 2005, is situated approximately 460 kilometers southwest of Addis Ababa and serves as a vital sanctuary for wildlife, making it a true haven for nature enthusiasts in Ethiopia. Spanning 220 square kilometers, the park boasts a diverse array of landscapes, from vast plains to rugged hills, which together create a unique ecosystem teeming with biodiversity. It is especially notable for its conservation efforts for the endangered Swayne Hartebeest, as well as hosting a rich variety of wildlife, including leopards, lions, and more than 196 species of birds.