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UNESCO World Heritage Sites in South Sudan
World Heritage South Sudan · UNESCO sites in South Sudan map · historical landmarks in South Sudan
South Sudan has 1 site on the UNESCO World Heritage List — 1 natural inscription, inscribed in 2026. This map of UNESCO sites in South Sudan covers every listing, with a short description, the inscription year and the nearest airports — the fastest way to see the country's most important historical sites and landmarks in one place.
Boma–Badingilo was the country's first inscription, added in 2026.
- Sites
- 1
- Natural
- 1
- First inscribed
- 2026
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- Day trips & transportGuided trips and transfers across South Sudan · Klook
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All 1 sites in South Sudan
List of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in South Sudan
Every inscription with its year and category. Open a site for its story, map location and nearest airports.
| Site | Year | Type | What it is |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boma–BadingiloOne of Africa's largest wildlife migrations. | 2026 | Natural | One of Africa's largest wildlife migrations. |
Frequently asked questions about World Heritage in South Sudan
- How many UNESCO World Heritage Sites are there in South Sudan?
- South Sudan has 1 UNESCO World Heritage Site: 1 natural.
- What was the first World Heritage Site in South Sudan?
- Boma–Badingilo was inscribed in 2026. One of Africa's largest wildlife migrations.
- Which sites in South Sudan are natural World Heritage Sites?
- 1 of the 1 listings is natural: Boma–Badingilo.
- Which UNESCO sites in South Sudan are easiest to reach?
- Each site page lists the closest airports with distance, so you can pick the gateway city first and work outwards. The "Flying in" panel on this page shows the main gateways for South Sudan.
- What are the main historical sites and landmarks in South Sudan?
- The 1 UNESCO-listed site above are South Sudan's internationally recognised historical sites and landmarks, starting with Boma–Badingilo (2026). Each entry links to a full page with a map, photos and travel notes.