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It is the Great Nile Migratory Landscape; South Sudan’s wildest story, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
~6 million antelope.
White-eared kob. Tiang. Mongalla gazelle. Reedbuck.
A migration bigger than the Serengeti, hidden for decades, still fighting to stay free.
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Every shirt funds documentation and promotion of this landscape and other protected areas across South Sudan.
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800,000+ Tiang. One shot. One place. South Sudan. 🇸🇸
This is Badingilo National Park, where over 800,000 Tiang were captured across the plains; just a fraction of the 6 million antelopes that make up the Great Nile Migration, the largest land mammal migration on Earth.
This is the kind of wildlife spectacle that rewrites what people think they know about Africa.
Now you can experience it from the sky.
I'm offering helicopter safari tours to the Great Nile Migratory Landscape through the Directorate of Tourism South Sudan.
Group Booking: 📧 [email protected]
Available packages:
* Solo Traveler
* 4 Pax
* 6 Pax
* 12 Pax (perfect for 6 couples)
South Sudan is open. Come witness the impossible. 🚁🦌🇸🇸
📹 African Parks Network
The giants of the Great Nile Migratory Landscape. 🐘🇸🇸
While millions of antelope steal the spotlight during the Great Nile Migration, South Sudan is also home to a healthy population of magnificent elephants that do not join the migration.
These resident giants roam the vast wilderness year-round, bringing a quiet majesty to one of Africa's greatest wild landscapes. Every encounter is a reminder that the Great Nile Migratory Landscape isn't just about one spectacular migration—it's an entire world of untamed wildlife.
Visit South Sudan. Witness where giants still roam free. ❤️🌍
📷 African Parks Network
South Sudan 🇸🇸 is home to the breathtaking Great Nile Migratory Landscape, where vast savannas are alive with incredible wildlife and birdlife.
Here, a group of ostriches races effortlessly across the endless plains of Boma National Park, a reminder that some of Africa's wildest spectacles still thrive in South Sudan. 🦩🌍
📷 African Parks Network
The Sudd Wetland is where the sky never runs out of birds. 🦅
One of the world's largest wetlands, it's home to Shoebills, Fish Eagles, Crowned Cranes, pelicans, and countless migratory birds.
Join our Bird Photography Group Tours.
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The Director General of Tourism on an official visit to the Boma-Badingilo Migratory Landscape, boarding a helicopter for an aerial journey over the Great Nile Migration.
Follow our PR page for more exclusive stories, breathtaking visuals, and updates from the Great Nile Migration and the Boma-Badingilo Migratory Landscape. 🚁🌍
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. Boma National Park Manager Jani giving @gingosamuel some information on the tree 🌳 tags and numbers. All trees in the landscape have been named according to local names and botanical names so in each room for guests there is a document that gives info of these tree tags.
The Director General of Tourism on an official visit to the Boma-Badingilo Migratory Landscape, boarding a helicopter for an aerial journey over the Great Nile Migration.
Follow our PR page for more exclusive stories, breathtaking visuals, and updates from the Great Nile Migration and the Boma-Badingilo Migratory Landscape. 🚁🌍
@gnmlandscape
Land in Boma by helicopter and witness the Great Nile Migration, millions of white-eared kob, tiang, Mongalla gazelle, and reedbuck across Earth's last great wildernesses.
Private landing. Drinks on the plains. No crowds.
Book: [email protected]
Other times, this is all you see when you look down from the chopper 🚁 at the Great Nile Migratory Landscape. Thousands of Tiang on the move in Badingilo National Park
The world’s largest land mammal migration just got World Heritage status.
~6 million antelope, white-eared kob, tiang, Mongalla gazelle, reedbuck; still pour through South Sudan’s Boma–Badingilo landscape every year.
Bigger than the Serengeti. Now South Sudan’s first UNESCO site.
The world’s largest land mammal migration just got World Heritage status.
~6 million antelope, white-eared kob, tiang, Mongalla gazelle, reedbuck; still pour through South Sudan’s Boma–Badingilo landscape every year.
Bigger than the Serengeti. Now South Sudan’s first UNESCO site.
Maruwa Hills Tourist Camp 🏕 is an exclusive luxury camping space for all travelers who come to see the largest terrestrial mammal migration on the planet.
Meet one of Africa's highest-flying birds.
This juvenile Rüppell's Griffon Vulture (Gyps rueppelli) was photographed in South Sudan's Boma–Badingilo Migratory Landscape.
Famous for reaching extraordinary altitudes, this critically endangered scavenger plays a vital role in the Great Nile Migration ecosystem by cleaning up carcasses and helping prevent the spread of disease.
Every species in Boma–Badingilo tells a story, and this young griffon is part of one of Africa's greatest wildlife landscapes.
#SouthSudanIsOpen #BomaBadingilo #GreatNileMigration #RuppellsGriffonVulture #VisitSouthSudan
📷 Marcus Westberg | National Geographic