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I have only traveld to South Sudan which is fairly peaceful. I stayed in Juba which is the unoffical capital of the South. It is very hot and the country is dusty. A lot of reconstruction is going on there with new bars opening all the time. Most people stay at camps as there are still few permanent structures. In the camps you get a large tent, with a bed on frame, mossi nets and a fan. It cost a fortune because of the land issues. Most of the land is still covered in land mines and the land that isn't is like gold dust. Thus being charged $150 per night just for a tent. Although you do get breakfast, lunch and a couple of bottles of water.

The people are very friendly, although you should avoid any soldiers you come across. Some of them get drunk a lot and when they are carring guns you don't want to upset them. That is not to say you need to run away, just don't photograph them without there permission.

If you are thinking of going there I can give you the contract of the camp owner I stayed with. He is a nice French man, and wlll pick you up and drive you about if you need to. His camp was fairly new and he is still developing it. Rock City is a very good camp, nice big bar, TV, and they were building a swimming pool when I was there. The camps along the nile are really nice too. Don't wander off on you own in the wilderness. You don't want to step on a land mine. Get your injections, take a med kit just in case, and enjoy this beautiful country.

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