Our planet is so full of breathtaking nature and fascinating cultural phenomena that it's often difficult to prioritize which ones to visit. UNESCO takes some of that burden off our hands with thei...

Language The official language in Sudan is Arabic. English is the de facto second language but there are also several other dialects spoken in different regions. English is widely spoken in the bus...

All travelers to Sudan are required to obtain a visa before entering the country, including those from the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. It is advised that visas be arranged in the...

Sudan’s history is a complex one characterized by foreign domination and conflict. After decades of civil war and genocide, the country is slowly starting to make strides toward a more peaceful fut...

Sudan experiences hot weather conditions throughout the year. In the north, conditions are hot and dry, while the south displays a hot and humid climate. As in most desert regions, there are drasti...

As an Islamic country, Sudan observed holidays and festivals which are centered on the Islamic calendar. Important days like the birthday of the Prophet Mohammed, celebrated on Mawlid an-Nabi, and ...

Sudan’s attractions are some of the most appealing in the Northeastern African region. Boasting a good balance between sites celebrating the country’s immense natural beauty and landmarks which spe...

The nightclub scene in Sudan is non-existent but there are a few night-time hangouts which are frequented by embassy workers and generally make for a fun time all round. There are many eating optio...

Like in most North African countries, the best places to buy anything are the local markets, called souks. Here, travelers will find every product imaginable, from painstakingly crafted souvenirs t...

Sudan Taxis and Car Rental Taxis are a convenient way of getting around cities in Sudan and fares are inexpensive. There are two types of taxis available to travelers. There are the usual taxis whi...