🇸🇸 South Sudan

🦓 Unravel the Undiscovered Savannahs! South Sudan's vast plains, authentic tribes, and pristine landscapes will transport you to the heart of the wild. Venture into the unknown!

• Visa Requirements:

  Travelers to South Sudan may require a visa for entry. Check the latest visa requirements based on your nationality before planning your trip.

  Login and add nationality to profile for visa info

  ---

• Currency:

  South Sudanese pound (SSP)

  ---

• Weather:

  South Sudan has a tropical climate, with a rainy season from April to October and a dry season from November to March.

  ---

• Attractions:

  Explore the natural beauty of South Sudan, including its vast savannahs, wildlife, and the White Nile River.

  ---

• Language:

  English is the official language, but regional languages like Dinka, Nuer, and Bari are also spoken.

  ---

• Transportation:

  Transportation options in South Sudan are limited, and travel may involve using local buses, shared taxis, or private arrangements.

  ---

• Currency:

  Accommodation options in major cities are available, ranging from hotels to guesthouses.

  ---

• Cuisine:

  Taste traditional South Sudanese dishes, which often include sorghum, millet, and a variety of meats and vegetables.

  ---

• Safety:

  South Sudan has experienced political instability and security issues, so it is essential to check the latest travel advisories and exercise extreme caution while traveling.

  ---

• Festivals:

  Experience cultural festivals and events celebrated by different ethnic groups in South Sudan.

  ---

• Health:

  Before traveling, consult a travel health specialist for required vaccinations and health precautions, as medical facilities are limited.

  ---

• Shopping:

  Look for local crafts and artwork as souvenirs.

  ---

• Outdoor Activities:

  Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy activities like wildlife safaris, birdwatching, and exploring the country's unique landscapes.

  ---

• Internet:

  Internet access is limited and may not be readily available in remote areas.

  ---

• Events:

  Stay updated on local events and celebrations happening during your visit.

  ---

• Photography:

  Capture the diverse landscapes, wildlife, and cultural aspects of South Sudan through photography.

  ---

• Conservation:

  Conservation efforts are crucial for preserving South Sudan's natural resources and wildlife.

  ---

• Local Customs::

  Respect the local customs and traditions of South Sudan, especially when visiting rural communities.

  ---

• Emergency Contacts:

  In case of emergencies, contact the local authorities or your country's embassy in Juba, the capital of South Sudan.

  ---

• Local Apps and Resources:

  There may be limited local apps and online resources available for travelers.

  ---

• Sustainable Travel Tips:

  Support sustainable tourism practices and engage in community-based tourism initiatives.

  ---

• Local Etiquett:

  Show appreciation for the warm hospitality of the locals and engage respectfully with the community.

  ---