South Sudan packs great natural diversity into a small space. Being the world’s youngest nation has not touched its biodiversity in any way or form. The country prides in several natural beauties including up to six national parks of South Sudan.
While traveling to South Sudan there are a few things you need to consider before packing your bags. Unlike Uganda or other East African countries, this is a country where tourists can’t just go on a self-drive and go off to the unbeaten roads without any guidance. Anytime you think of a South Sudan tour, consider these below.
The Sudd Wetland in South Sudan is one of Africa’s largest flood plains and still among the world’s largest tropical wetlands. Forming part of the White Nile or the Bahr-El-Jebel River system which originates from the African lakes Plateau.
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