Juba
Country: South Sudan
Region: Africa
Period: 2011-present
Location: 4.853889°N, 31.5825°E
Description
Juba, located on the White Nile River, is the capital and largest city of South Sudan. A growing urban center, Juba is known for its diverse population, vibrant markets, and welcoming atmosphere. Despite its young ageas a capital (since South Sudan gained independence in 2011), the city is rapidly evolving, offering a blend of modern developments and rich cultural diversity.
Modern Remains
Key landmarks in Juba include the Juba Bridge, which connects the two sides of the city over the White Nile, offering scenic views. The South Sudan National Museum provides insight into the country’s rich cultural heritage. The Freedom Square is a central location for public events, while the nearby Mundi’s River Camp offers visitors a chance to enjoy the outdoors. The city also hosts local markets, showcasing the vibrant culture of South Sudan.