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Kuajok Stadium (South Sudan)

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Kuajok Stadium, located in the capital of Warrap State in South Sudan, serves as the primary venue for sports and large-scale public gatherings in the region. As a central landmark in Kuajok, it is more than just a sports field; it is a symbol of regional development and social unity in a young nation. The stadium is the main stage for local football tournaments, which are a major source of pride and entertainment for the community. Beyond athletics, it hosts significant cultural celebrations, Independence Day parades, and official state functions, making it the heart of civic life in the city. While the facilities reflect the challenges of the region's current infrastructure, ongoing efforts to maintain the grounds showcase a commitment to fostering youth talent and providing a shared space for peace and reconciliation. For visitors, the stadium gives a unique look into the bustling communal spirit and the emerging modern identity of South Sudan.

Best time to visit & climate

The most pleasant time to visit is Jan, Nov, Dec.

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Avg °C283133333028272627282829
Rain mm006281141271531861458661

📋 Practical info

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Visiting
Kuajok Stadium is a public sports field and can be viewed from outside. During events, the interior is accessible depending on tickets.
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Typical hours
The stadium grounds are usually open during the day as it is freely accessible. During matches or competitions, special hours apply.
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Photography
Photography is allowed outside and during events as long as there are no security concerns. Professional recording requires a permit.
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Time needed
Viewing the stadium from outside takes about 10-15 minutes. Attending a match requires 2-3 hours.
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Combine with
The stadium is in central Kuajok, so it can be combined with a walk through the city. Nearby are local markets.
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Getting there
The stadium is easily reachable on foot or by local tuk-tuk. It lies on the main road of Kuajok and is clearly visible.
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Insider tip
Visit the stadium on a match day to experience local sports culture. Ask locals for the schedule.

Geography

Coordinates
8.31500, 28.00000

Facts

  • Year opened: 2010.
  • Capacity: 4,000 seats.
  • Pitch surface: artificial turf.
  • Construction cost: $3 million.
  • Number of floodlights: 180.
  • Home club: Kuajok United FC (est. 2009).

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Frequently asked questions

Is Kuajok-Stadion open to the public?
Yes, it is accessible on match days, but often without on-site ticket sales.
When is the best time to visit?
It is best to visit during the morning hours to avoid the heat.
Is parking available?
Parking is limited; usually, visitors park on unpaved ground nearby.
Is the stadium wheelchair accessible?
Unfortunately no, the infrastructure has limited options for wheelchair users.
Is photography allowed?
Taking photos for private use is usually allowed, but professional shooting requires permits.
Kuajok Stadium: where is it located?
Kuajok Stadium is located in South Sudan.
Kuajok Stadium: when is the best time to visit?
The most pleasant time to visit is Jan, Nov, Dec.
Kuajok Stadium: why is it worth visiting?
Kuajok Stadium, located in the capital of Warrap State in South Sudan, serves as the primary venue for sports and large-scale public gatherings in the region.
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History & landmarks

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A distinctive railway bridge over the Jur River, marking the southernmost point of the Sudanese rail network.
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An impressive brick cathedral in Wau, known for its colonial-era architecture.
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Nature

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A shallow lake located in the northern part of the Bahr el Ghazal basin.
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Lake Ambadi
A lake in the north of the country, serving as an important habitat for waterfowl.
Jur River — Kuajok Stadium (South Sudan)
Jur River
A river in western South Sudan that flows into the Bahr al-Ghazal.

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A modern processing plant for meat products in the heart of the Warrap livestock region.
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