Ethnographic expedition to South Sudan

20 February - 08 March ( 16 días / 15 noches ) / TRIP COMPLETED

Expedition to 3 isolated regions of South Sudan. First we will explore the floodplains of Bandingilo where herds of antelope still cross, it is the most untamed Africa ... We will continue to the remote Ddinga Mountains to meet animistic mountain villages. Finally we will enter the last tribal frontier of South Sudan, Mount Natinga, refuge of the nomadic Tid people, of which very little is known to this day. We will move around in 4x4 vehicles and camp in comfortable canvas tents with mats. A unique opportunity to meet a fading Africa ...

The most isolated tribes of Africa

In South Sudan we will find the most unspoiled cultures in all of East Africa. There, the iconic Dinka and Mundari still live in their cattle camps and the incredible Larim women continue to scarify their bodies and faces.

Vernacular architecture still very alive

South Sudan is home to some of the best examples of vernacular architecture in Africa. Vernacular tribal architecture, unlike the rest of the African continent, continues to thrive in South Sudan. This is due to the fact that most tribes still live far from the globalizing currents and economic changes that have affected most African societies.