Planning for a 3-Day Juba City Tour in South Sudan? Juba is South Sudan’s capital city and largest city. It is also the capital city of Central Equatorial, which is one of South Sudan’s ten states.
The city is located along the White Nile and serves as the seat and capital of the county of Juba. Juba became the world’s newest national capital on July 9, 2011, following South Sudan’s declaration of independence from Sudan on July 12, 2011.
However, the city’s suitability as the nation’s capital has been met with criticism from the government and others.
The government studied a proposal to build a planned city as a new national capital elsewhere, with Ramciel, in Lakes County, being the most likely option.
Juba is experiencing an economic boom, especially in the last five years and since independence.
The economic boom has attracted a large number of traders, mostly from northern Sudan and from East Africa, as of October 2010.
Several regional and international businesses have set up shop in Juba. Despite the recent economic difficulties caused by the December 15, 2013, civil war, the city continues to grow and construction continues to boom.
This is likely due to the demand for affordable housing and hotel accommodation.
According to research conducted by the Overseas Development Institute, markets in Juba are “temporary” as many traders only come to make quick profits and do not invest in storage facilities or shops.
On this 3-day, 2-night Juba City Tour in South Sudan, you will discover the top tourist attractions in the capital of South Sudan.
Don’t miss out on the following: Dr. John Garang Museum, Nile Special Beer Bottling Plant, as well as Konyo Konyo Market.
3-Day Juba City Tour Highlights
- Day 1: Arrival & Hotel Transfer
- Day 2: Explore Juba City
- Day 3: Departure
Detailed 3-Day Juba City Tour Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival & Hotel Transfer
Upon arrival, you’ll be met and collected at the airport by a guide, check-in with the relevant authorities, and then transported to the hotel in Juba for your final overnight stay at the Royal Palace Hotel.
Day 2: Explore Juba City
Start your day with breakfast, then head to Juba for a city tour, which includes a visit to the tomb of the late Dr. John Garang de Mabior (George Washington of South Sudan), passing by colonial-era monuments, passing by the presidential residence, passing by various embassies, passing by various business centers such as shops, markets for textiles and jewelry, and baskets, visiting the Juba docks for riverboats that take you directly to the city of Juba, driving across the Nile River Bridge, then having lunch at Da Vinci’s on the bank of the Nile River, before heading to dinner and overnight.
Day 3: Departure
Start your day with breakfast at the hotel; visit the Nile Special Beer Bottling plant; and pick up your flight two hours ahead of departure from the airport.
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