"MY TRIP TO SUDAN" Sudan by Narviking

Sudan Travel Guide: 1,177 reviews and 3,054 photos

I am a stampcollector and have a friend in Port Sudan that I use to exchange stamps with. In a letter my friend told me I must one day come and visit Sudan. I love to travel and certainly couldnt let this oportunity be missed. So I got a planeticket to Sudan.
On my way back home I would also stop for a few days in Egypt.

The hospitality in Sudan is just incredible. Already at the plane from Paris to Khartoum I was invited by the guy who sat beside me to come and spend some days with him and his family in Khartoum. I had planned to stay a few days in a hotel in Khartoum before going to Port Sudan. But I accepted this guys offer and certainly dont regret it. I had a very nice time with these people in Khartoum before I continued my travel.

ALOT OF THINGS CAN BE SAID ABOUT SUDAN BUT I JUST GIVE YOU AN IDEA ABOUT WHAT I SAW TROUGH MY OWN PHOTOS. TAKE A LOOK AT MY SUDAN TRAVELOUGES AND YOU WILL SEE SUDAN THE WAY I SAW IT.

Intro Updated Feb 27, 2004
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I never stayed in a hotel in... Hotels (1)

I never stayed in a hotel in Sudan. In Khartoum I stay with the guy I met on the plane and his family. In Port Sudan I... more travel advice

I guess I can say whole Sudan... - Sudan

I guess I can say whole Sudan... Off The Beaten Path (1)

I guess I can say whole Sudan is 'Off the beaten path'. Not many tourists goes there. Guess it has to do with the... more travel advice

Tourist traps ? Well first... Tourist Traps (1)

Tourist traps ? Well first there must be tourists ! I saw no other foreign tourists during my stay in Sudan. If you can... more travel advice

Infact I cant say there are... Things to Do (1)

Infact I cant say there are any special attractions in Sudan. Just to be there and look at the people, a mixture between... more travel advice

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AnwarKing Mar 17, 2009 at 7:50 AM

I'm from Port Sudan, and I'm so happy about your impressions and those photo's.
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janika Nov 12, 2007 at 8:06 AM

Sudan looks very genuine, unspoiled, and friendly. Thanx for the nice images. A real trip to a real country to explore.
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uglyscot May 31, 2005 at 8:36 AM

Glad someone has something nice to say about Sudan. I have lived there for years and had no problems, took lots of photos . The people make the country, and they are nice.
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Amelei Mar 6, 2005 at 9:21 PM

I enjoyed reading this page as i am wanting to travel to enthiopia, sudan and rwanda. Any tips on these places? i am a firm believer in overland travel, not sure how that would go now days though. thanks again A
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travelinxs Feb 21, 2005 at 2:59 PM

Excellent page mate. Good insight to a fabled country. Looking forward to my own visit. Any tips about crossing from K'toum to Ethiopian border point? Cheers
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civilian Jan 18, 2005 at 10:36 PM

nice inside look. hope it helps a bit to correct the negative image about this great country. rgs christof
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nunobjorge Aug 3, 2004 at 5:19 AM

Fantastic ADVENTURE. Above all political and social problems that Sudan has, You show a nice country, with wonderful people and with an interesting culture.
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grets Jun 30, 2004 at 2:12 AM

Flott side du har! Great page! Very useful info for my trip to Sudan in November. Looking forward to it. Regards from Bristol.
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titti Jun 12, 2004 at 10:12 AM

Fantastic experience. Thanks for sharing.
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ATXtraveler Jun 12, 2004 at 9:52 AM

Thanks for the pictures of Sudan.. thanks to American diplomats, I will not get to see this country for a while.