Iskushuban

The historic village of Iskushuban boasts crenulated walls of dust-caked stone and exquisite arabesque defenses from centuries ago, making it one of the primary attractions in the autonomous area of Puntland in the northern borders of Somalia. The site is supposed to have been one of the key power strongholds of the Majeerteenia Sultinate, which governed the African Horn for much of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. However, aside from the history, the majority of visitors come to witness the waterfalls, which gush while in season and are the country's second largest!

A boat ride through wild caves is available in the town of Iskushuban. The experience of approaching the rocks by boat is one that many tourists enjoy. You will have the opportunity to experience the best of Somalia's wilderness. Iskushuban's unique flora and wildlife will dazzle you with their vibrant colors and unusual appearance. There are a plethora of natural wonders that you can snap, share on Instagram, and wow your followers. Iskushuban stories and live videos will generate a lot of positive feedback and increase your profile activity. The town of Iskushuban is a must-see on your Somalia holiday.

Location: Bari, Somalia