The extensive restoration project has breathed new life into this treasured heritage site, preserving its history while enhancing its beauty and accessibility. The work included repairing palace structures, improving pathways, and carefully restoring key buildings using traditional materials such as cedar and wanza wood to maintain the site’s authentic character. Visitor amenities have also been significantly upgraded, with a new tourist center, modern public restrooms, and improved lighting and security systems. Several iconic landmarks, including the palaces of Emperors Fasil, Yohannes I, and Eyasu I, along with nearby bridges, baths, and historic gates, have all been meticulously renovated. In addition, over 40,000 square meters of the site have been landscaped, adding greenery and creating a more inviting atmosphere for visitors. The entire restoration was completed within just one year, ensuring the long-term preservation of this remarkable cultural heritage site.