South Sudan

A national park in central South Sudan forming a contiguous wildlife corridor with Boma National Park, protecting savanna ecosystems and resident populations of elephant, buffalo and Rothschild giraffe.

A vast eastern South Sudan national park famous for the seasonal white-eared kob migration, one of the largest wildlife movements in Africa, spanning savanna, floodplain and acacia woodland.

The highest mountain range in South Sudan, forming part of the Didinga Hills near the Uganda border, with peaks reaching approximately 3,000 metres and hosting unique montane ecosystems not found elsewhere in the country.

The capital and largest city of South Sudan, situated at the confluence of the White Nile and the River Juba, serving as the country's political, economic and transport hub since independence in 2011.

South Sudan's northernmost national park, situated on the banks of the Albert Nile near the Uganda border, known for its elephant populations and as a scenic riverine park in the eastern Equatorial region.

A vast expanse of seasonally flooded savanna and swamp in South Sudan, the Sudd is one of Africa's largest wetlands and a Ramsar site of international importance for biodiversity and carbon storage.