Middle Juba is a significant region in southern Somalia, characterized by its agricultural activities, including the production of sesame, corn, millet, beans, and large fruits. The region is part of the autonomous Jubaland and is bordered by other Somali regions and the Indian Ocean. Despite its natural resources, Middle Juba faces challenges due to being fully controlled by the militant group Al-Shabaab. The Jubba River, which runs through the region, adds to its geographical significance.
Try local agricultural products such as sesame and millet.
Be aware of the security situation due to the presence of Al-Shabaab.
Visit the Jubba River for its natural beauty.
Spring is a good time to explore agricultural activities.
Expect hot weather; ensure to stay hydrated.
Harvest season offers a glimpse into local agricultural practices.
Mild weather makes it easier to explore the region.
SOS Sh
$30-$60 p/day
Somali, Arabic
March-May, October-December