Juba Walking Tour
Juba, South Sudan
Why Walk Juba
Juba became the capital of South Sudan when the country gained independence in 2011, making it the capital of the world's newest internationally recognized nation. The city sprawls along the west bank of the White Nile, which dominates the landscape. Despite years of conflict, Juba has a determined energy. The Bari people, the indigenous inhabitants, maintain cultural traditions in surrounding villages.
Free Juba Walking Tour with Roamee Pro
Roamee Pro offers a free Juba walking tour with audio narration. Explore White Nile, John Garang Memorial, Juba Market (Konyo Konyo), plus hidden gems like Bari cultural visits and Gondokoro Island, without booking a group tour.
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Must-See Stops in Juba
- •White Nile — the great river flows through the city; sunset views from the Juba Bridge are striking
- •John Garang Memorial — a monument to the leader of the independence movement in the central square
- •Juba Market (Konyo Konyo) — the city's main market, a noisy sprawl of stalls selling everything from produce to electronics
- •All Saints Cathedral — one of the oldest churches in the country, dating to the colonial era
Hidden Gems in Juba
- •Bari cultural visits — communities around Juba maintain traditional Bari customs, dance, and craftsmanship
- •Gondokoro Island — a historic island in the Nile near Juba, once a 19th-century trading post visited by explorers
Walking Tip
Juba requires careful travel planning — check current safety conditions before visiting. Infrastructure is limited. The dry season makes travel easier.
Best Time to Visit
December through February for dry season and cooler temperatures. June through August is also relatively dry.
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