South Sudan is home to over 60 different tribes, each with its own unique cultural heritage. Visiting these tribes provides an authentic experience, especially since they have had limited contact with tourists, making interactions more genuine compared to other destinations like Ethiopia’s Omo Valley.

Activities such as traditional wrestling and visits to local markets, like the cattle market in Juba, offer a glimpse into the vibrant culture of the region.

South Sudan boasts four national parks and numerous game reserves, hosting some of Africa’s most spectacular wildlife. Boma National Park is particularly notable for its vast area and diverse wildlife. The country’s fertile savannas and vast wetlands, including the Sudd Swamp, provide breathtaking landscapes and opportunities for nature exploration.