Juba

South Sudan, often overlooked as a travel destination, lies in the heart of Africa bordered by six countries, including Sudan, Uganda, and Ethiopia. It's an enthralling mix of wildlife-packed savannahs, impenetrable forests, and swampy flood plains. The country is especially known for Boma National Park, South Sudan's largest park and one of the biggest in Africa, where you can go on a thrilling wildlife safari and witness an amazing range of African fauna like elephants, buffaloes, and antelopes. South Sudan's cultural diversity is exemplary, with over 60 different cultural groups offering a peek into their unique traditions and ways of life. The capital city of Juba offers bustling marketplaces and intriguing historical attractions including St. Joseph's Catholic Cathedral. Despite its turbulent history, intrepid travelers will find South Sudan an intriguing destination brimming with unspoiled natural beauty and rich cultural heritage.

South Sudan

Juba, the capital city and largest urban area of South Sudan, sits majacly on the banks of the White Nile, in the southern part of the country. Known for its rich history and vibrant culture, it paints an exotic picture of genuine African traditions. Tourist attractions like the Main Bazaar offer magical explorations through local South Sudanese crafts, spices and textiles. Juba's St. Joseph's Catholic Church and All Saints Cathedral deliver an interesting dive into the religious dimensions of the city. The pulsating nightlife complemented by traditional dance and music, reflecting its extensive tribal diversities, provides a truly authentic African experience. Despite its tumultuous political background, Juba, with its progress and potential, forms an urban heart in South Sudan.

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