FAT CONTEST AT KUAJOK SOUTH SUDAN

April 30-May 10, 2017

Join a safari to document a tribal Fat Contest

www.bahr-el-jebel-safaris.com/11-day-fat-contest-Kuajok.html

Participants in Fat Contest in 2016

Herdsman guarding his cattle along the road to Wau

Cattle the village of Tonj along the the road to Wau

SAFARI COMPANY EMPLOYEE SCHOOL

In early 2017 we will open a school to train safari drivers, safari chefs, safari guides in Juba, South Sudan. We will train people to work for us and any other safari operator who starts up in South Sudan. Applicant must be a citizens of South Sudan. The school is free to those who qualify.

http://www.bahr-el-jebel-safaris.com/safari-school.html

wildlife identification will an important part of the school

Cooking with a dutch oven will be taught

Knowing the names of all the major wildlife of South Sudan will be a part of the school

Classes about each of the major tribes of South Sudan will be given

HOTEL WE USE IN JUBA IS THE - Oasis Camp Juba - Located on the banks of the Nile River. Full bar, bakery, pool, gym, 24 hr wifi, 24 hr electric

http://www.bahr-el-jebel-safaris.com/hotel-in-juba-we-use.html

THE DINKA TRIBE OF SOUTH SUDAN is slowly taking over most of the political power of South Sudan.

Dinka woman thatching a house

Dinka girl with traditional scars

NEW BRIDGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION OVER THE NILE RIVER AT JUBA SOUTH SUDAN - being funded by the Japanese government

2 DAY COUNTRY COLLECTOR SAFARI TO SOUTH SUDAN AVAILABLE (sort of like stamp collecting) 

See . http://www.bahr-el-jebel-safaris.com/2-day-country-collector-safari.html

TOPOSA GIRLS near Kapoeta, South Sudan

come see them on safari with us

THE ONLY LICENSED SAFARI OPERATOR IN SOUTH SUDAN

https://www.facebook.com/bandigalopark/

Bandigalo National Park, South Sudan - Kob migration

3 DAY DINKA TRIBAL SAFARI - South Sudan

can be taken any time

See this link -

http://www.bahr-el-jebel-safaris.com/3-day-dinka-villages-photography-safari.html

Dinka Girl with tradition facial scars

LOPIT TRIBE CEREMONIAL HEADDRESS - South Sudan (Tony Estrada photo)

Come to South Sudan with us on safari and visit the Lopit people

LOPIT WARRIORS AND MISSIONARY MEET IN SOUTH SUDAN CIRCA 1950.

Come visit the Lopit people on safari with us.

www.bahr-el-jebel-safaris.com

SAFARI CAMPS OF BAHR EL SAFARIS IN SOUTH SUDAN

and

HOTELS USED OUTSIDE JUBA

Open this link:

http://www.bahr-el-jebel-safaris.com/safari-camps---lodges.html

Special dish we make on our safaris - Chicken on rice with a spicey hot peanut sauce

THE MURLE VILLAGES OF SOUTH SUDAN THAT YOU WILL VISIT ON SAFARI WITH Bahr El Jebel Safaris.

See This Link:

http://www.bahr-el-jebel-safaris.com/murle-villages.html

Murle Dancers at Pibor

THE HOTEL WE USE IN JUBA,  IF YOU NEED TO SPEND THE NIGHT BEFORE OR AFTER OUR SAFARI OR YOU ARE ON A 3 DAY JUBA CITY TOUR.

OPEN THIS LINK

http://www.bahr-el-jebel-safaris.com/hotel-in-juba-we-use.html

Oasis Camp Hotel in Juba

THE OFFICE LOCATION OF BAHR EL JEBEL SAFARIS IN SOUTH SUDAN, HOW TO CONTACT US, WHY GO WITH US? COPY OF OUR PERMITS.

OPEN THIS LINK

http://www.bahr-el-jebel-safaris.com/JUBA_OFFICE_-_Contact_Us_Our_Permits.html

WHAT TO BRING ON A SAFARI TO SOUTH SUDAN

Open this link:

http://www.bahr-el-jebel-safaris.com/what-to-pack-for-a-safari-to-south-sudan.html

Aviator google for the dust and sun while on safari from amazon.com

Money belt to hide cash

KIDEPO VALLEY GAME RESERVE in SOUTH SUDAN

Directly across the international border (Uganda/South Sudan) is Kidepo Valley National Park of Uganda. The wildlife passes back and fort across the unfensed un marked border. Elephant, Giraffe, Lion, cheetah, Nile Buffalo....

DOCUMENTARY FILMING IN SOUTH SUDAN

     http://www.bahr-el-jebel-safaris.com/documentary-film-production-in-south-sudan.html

See the above link for requirements to film commercially in South Sudan. For filming the great migration we suggest the above Cessna Caravan be used with the upper door removed and the camera man strapped in.

BANDINGALO (or BADINGALO) NATIONAL PARK, South Sudan starts right on the north edge of  Juba, the capitol. It is a huge park designed to receive the migrating herds of Kob, Taing, Gazelle and Elephant during the wet season (June-Sept). The herds in the millions of animals migrate from Boma National Park. Next wet season join us on safari to see the herds - www.bahr-el-jebel-safaris.com