Have breakfast, there after our assigned driver will take you for journey to Mundari Cattle Camp.

We will reach a cattle camp to organize our camping area and thereafter in the evening we head to admire the Mundari traditional way of live and sunset photography as well.

The Mundari live to the north of Juba, centered on the small settlement of Terekeka. Deriving a living from herding and agriculture they live in small villages and follow a largely traditional lifestyle.

Custom dictates that young men and women are marked with a series of parallel V-shaped scars on their forehead – this tradition is now officially discouraged by the government and is starting to die out but most over the age of around 25 will sport these markings.

The Mundari are locally famed wrestlers, and on certain days of the week young men from neighboring villages gather to compete against each other in traditional shows of strength.

This unpredicted gala is quite a spectacle as the men daub themselves with mud and etch patterns into their bodies, each trying to throw and hold the other to the ground.

Watching the surrounding crowd is just as interesting as they cheer and singsongs for their respective teams. This is a chance to see a side of Africa that may not exist for much longer.

You will spend a full day visiting Mundari cattle camp and villages, exploring their fascinating culture and customs.

If you are lucky enough you will be able to witness the unpredictable wrestling gala.

The main focus of this tour will be on the architectures, sunrise and sunset in the cattle camps, you will be waking up every day at 6am to catch up the sunrise, during the daytime you will be having a community walk and overnight camping.

After a final morning with the Mundari, you will be transferred from Mundari to Juba –South Sudan’s Capital at Crown hotel for day use, get your Covid19 certificate, have a short Juba city, and basing on your departure time of your flight, our driver guide will transfer you to Juba international airport for your international flight back home and hence calling it end of your south Sudan expedition.