Visit the Mundari tribes and in their Cattle Camps in South Sudan

The Mundari tribes and their Cattle Camps are open to visitors all year. The Mundari tribe, like the Dinka, is one of South Sudan's most populous and traditional tribes. The Mundari are both cow ranchers and ferocious warriors. They live in symbiosis with their cattle, and nothing is more precious to them than their cows. They sleep with their animals all night, and nothing, including money, can be exchanged for their livestock.

Visiting the Mundari tribes and their cattle camps in South Sudan will provide you with an insight into the Mundari tribe's daily lives, especially the children who do the majority of their daily work. They will gather fresh cow dung and pile it into mounds, which will then be set on fire. Those fires are important because they repel the South Sudanese countryside's (very) numerous and ravenous flies and mosquitoes. The Mundari also rub the ash produced by these fires on themselves and their cattle to provide mosquito protection.

Camping in a tent within the Mundari cattle camps is the greatest way to explore and experience the Mundari tribes and their Cattle Camps. This allows you to observe and experience both the day and night lives of the Mundari tribe as they honor their cattle.