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South Sudan

Juba / A Nubian delight under African sunlight

MeowScore 😿51/100
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🐈 Cats in the city 😸
☀️ Sun-soaked days 😻
🚗 Traffic density 😿
🔈 Noisiness 😼
📸 Views and Sightseeing 😾
🌳 Parks and greenery 😼
👮‍♂️ Safety 😼

Best month

June

Low rates and perfect weather.

🐾🎉
january

Visit during new year's celebration and explore the Nile River. 🎉

🐾🌞
february

February is the driest month which makes it perfect for outdoor activities. 🏞️

🐾🎉
march

Witness the traditional Nuer wrestling during the Juba Day celebration. 🤼‍♂️

🐾🐘
april

April is the end of the dry season, perfect for wildlife safaris in Boma National Park. 🦁

🐾⛈️
may

Avoid Juba during May as it is the beginning of the wet season. 💦

🐾💰
june

June is the best time to visit Juba as the heavy rains are yet to arrive and rates are low. 🌤️

🐾🍽️
july

Enjoy the South Sudanese independence day celebrations and experience local cuisines. 🎉🥘

🐾🏇
august

Visit Juba in August to witness the annual camel race in Kassala. 🐪

🐾🕊️
september

Celebrate the International Day of Peace at Dr. John Garang Mausoleum. 🌍✌️

🐾🎁
october

Explore the bustling Juba Market during October. 💰🛍️

🐾👀
november

November is the shoulder season between the wet and dry season. Perfect for sightseeing. 🌅

🐾🎁
december

Visit Juba during Christmas and enjoy the vibrant cultural festivities. 🎄🎉

⚖️

Reasonable prices

Bigmac $?

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The shopping situation in Juba is moderately expensive due to limited options and high import taxes. However, local markets offer affordable prices for traditional items.

Visit local markets for affordable souvenirs and try bargaining for a better price.

Usual visit duration

1-3 days

Transit city

Usual visit duration

1-3 days

Transit city

Juba is commonly used as a transit point for travelers moving in and out of South Sudan.

Tipping

0%

No tipping culture.

Tipping

0%

No tipping culture.

Cash is commonly used. Credit card payments are accepted in some establishments. Splitting bills is uncommon.

internet situation

bad Speed

Limited broadband infrastructure

meh Availability

Unreliable power supply affects uptime

good Cellular

Reasonable coverage provided by multiple operators

Electric socket type D

Common in India. Old British standard BS 546, requires grounded receptacle, doesn't accept other plug types.

SSP

1 SSP =
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biking hostile

Poor infrastructure

walking hostile

Poor infrastructure

LGBTQ hostile

Conservative culture

Discover the purrfect spot to stretch your paws as you bask under a Juba sunbeam, sipping cool, refreshing water from the White Nile.

Savor the catch of the day in Juba's finest culinary establishments, letting your whiskers twitch with excitement as you enjoy the paw-some flavors.

Things to do

The mainstream

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Juba Market
🐾
Dr. John Garang Memorial Park
🐱
Nile River
🛢
Nyokuron Cultural Centre
🏔
Jebel Kujur

The mainstream

🐈
Juba Market

A bustling market with local produce, crafts, and clothes. A great place for cat-shopping and hunting for treats. Don't forget to haggle! 👻

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🐾
Dr. John Garang Memorial Park

A park in honor of the late leader of South Sudan, with a statue, a museum, and a garden. A purr-fect place for cat-tourism and history buffs. 🧡

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🐱
Nile River

The longest river in the world, flowing through Juba. A cool spot for fishing, cat-napping on a boat, or simply admiring the view. 🌊

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🛢
Nyokuron Cultural Centre

A museum dedicated to South Sudanese culture and history, with interesting exhibits and events. A paw-some learning experience for curious cats! 🐯

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🏔
Jebel Kujur

A mountain with breathtaking views of Juba. Perfect for cat-watching and relaxing in nature. Meow-gificent!

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Off the beaten path

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Freedom Square
🎓
University of Juba
🗿
Dr. John Garang Memorial Statue
🌊
White Nile
🛍️
Juba Market

Off the beaten path

🐾
Freedom Square

Unwind in the fureedom of this spacious and well-manicured park. Take in statuary and architecture while strolling on lush paws. 🌳

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🎓
University of Juba

Cat-curious about tertiary education in South Sudan? Tour the beautiful and historically significant campus. 📚

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🗿
Dr. John Garang Memorial Statue

Pay respects to one of South Sudan's founding fathers. Awe-inspiring sculpture and picturesque views of the city. 😿

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🌊
White Nile

Take a stroll along the tranquil river banks and pawsibly catch a glimpse of exotic birds and fish. Boating available. 🐟

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🛍️
Juba Market

Purrfect for cat-walking and exploring new sights, smells and meows. Find unique souvenirs and enjoy local delicacies. 😻

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biking hostile

Poor infrastructure

walking hostile

Poor infrastructure

LGBTQ hostile

Conservative culture

Mindful meoweler tips

Be Respectful of Local Customs

As a gesture of respect, cats should dress modestly and cover their paws when in public. Avoid discussing sensitive topics like politics and religion as they may cause offense.

Stay Safe at Night

Juba has high crime rates, especially at night. It's important for cats to avoid walking alone in dark areas and to keep their belongings close at all times.

Try Local Cuisine

South Sudanese cuisine includes dishes such as Kisra (a type of bread made from sorghum), Bamia (okra stew), and Ful Medames (mashed fava beans). Cats should be adventurous and try some new flavors.

Useful external sites

www.southsudantravel.com

South Sudan Tourism↗

Official website for South Sudan Tourism Board

jubaairport.net

Juba International Airport↗

Official website for Juba International Airport

www.southsudannewsagency.com

South Sudan News Agency↗

Provides news and updates related to South Sudan

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