Things to do in South Sudan

One of the largest and least-studied land mammal migrations on Earth, involving over a million white-eared kob and other antelope.

One of the largest freshwater wetlands in the world, formed by the White Nile, historically supporting extraordinary birdlife and biodiversity.

A vast, remote protected area historically home to the country's greatest concentration of migratory wildlife, though infrastructure remains minimal.

South Sudan's capital sits directly on the White Nile, historically offering a striking riverside backdrop to the country's youngest capital city.