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2 Reviews and 35 Opinions My wife and I lived in the Burj Al-Fateh Hotel for 5 months. The staff (and there's plenty of them)...
3 Reviews and 1 Opinions This is an excellent hotel with clean and comfortable rooms, everything that you would want. The...
Assaha Lebanese Traditional Village: Beautiful Hotel
Lisala Says: A rather new hotel under lebanese management. Very charming, the rooms are decorated lovingly, with all kinds of amenities like minibar, flatscreen TV. An...
uglyscot Says: It is essential to drink plenty water in the heat of Sudan. However water is a problem in many areas. In villages and towns large water jars are placed along...
uglyscot Says: Ramadan is the month when Muslims refrain from eating , drinking and smoking from sunrise to sunset. Licking stamps, taking medicine; in fact anything entering...
tarigko Says: That is really not true in regard to unsafe especially in moving around. But credit cards are completely not accepted even in major hotels. Moving around though...
uglyscot Says: The best place to buy fruit and vegetables is from the vegetable market or roadside stalls or sellers. the produce will be fresh, delivered that day from the...
uglyscot Says: Women in Muslim countries are thought to be restricted and protected, but in Sudan they have a lot of freedom. They even had the vote earlier than some European...
TomJenner Says: I just want to share the little that I have found so far from researching my upcoming move to Sudan. From what I can gather (mainly from a birding trip report...
uglyscot Says: backpacks and soft luggage is preferable if travelling around. Hard cases are likely to get badly scratched or damaged. Loose cotton clothes.Stong shoes for...
uglyscot Says: Travel in Sudan is never cheap, or convenient. The railway used to be the main link, but nowadays is mainly used for transporting goods.Travel to Port Sudan...
uglyscot Says: If driving in Sudan, especially away from towns, you must be very well prepared.First make sure there is plenty of water , as even a small delay or breakdown...
Sudan: an improbable place to have a fun vacation
babspmalone Says: I went to Sudan in late Feb/early March 2009. Waleed Arafat, a tour guide and fixer in Khartoum, got me my visa. It wasn't easy and it wasn't cheap -- about...
uglyscot Says: The Sixth Cataract at Sabaloqa is the last of the cataracts when travelling up the Nile. It is about 2 hours drive from Khartoum, depending on traffic and...
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In the western province of Kordofan in the villages, the only way to move around easily apart from walking is on donkey or camel back.These were the normal...
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Q: Does anybody know the address of Sudan Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia? I browsed several websites and they gave different...
A: I should imagine this is the correct address as it is on the official website: http://www.sudanembassy-kl.org.my/v/index.php?id=497
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I lived in Sudan for about a year, mostly working in the capital, Khartoum. Looking back, it was possibly the best (and certainly most interesting!) time of my life. Although I admit it didn't...
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Unfortunately, these days Sudan is mostly famous for its civil war, chronic political instability, adverse weather, famine and the fact that the government refuses to accept that genocide has taken......
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Once Largest Country in Africa
Sudan is a much maligned country. It hits the news whenever there is a disaster : flood, famiine, civil war.The Sudan was the largest country in Africa until the South decided to separate in february...
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Sudan is maybe not somewhere you've ever dreamed of visiting...in fact, maybe it is on your list of "I'm never going there" countries. Well, as a volunteer who enjoyed his time in Sudan, I feel I...
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