Who would would think the new country of South Sudan (as of July 9, 2011) has some of the most astonishing wildlife wilderness in what will soon become the Bandingalo National Park. The Bandingalo's migration of 1.2 million large animals are second only to the Serengeti's in Tanzania. The country's new government says it wants to keep Bandingalo pristine and is in the process of approving the set up of a handful of luxury safari camps.
There is only one single track through the black cotton soil cutting across an area the size of the Netherlands. This land is so virgin there are no cattle, no people, no human footprint at all.
New Sudan is starting off as a very poor country but has this gold mine of a rich wilderness and I am so happy to hear they want to preserve it and not just suck every dollar out of it regardless the cost to the land and the animals.
Who knows, New Sudan could become the next "dream" place to go.
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