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Dawha Hotel Khartoum

Street Sayed A. Rahman n 19 Khartoum, Sudan

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Sudan

A travel blog entry by frusc101

... br> background was really an experience and it was very nice that they did
all this for free. With some food in our tummies we were feeling better
and continued our journey to Khartoum.



We finally did arrive at Khartoum at about 1.10 am. With the tai driver
not able to speak english we ended up at a rather expensive hotel, Al
Salaam Rotana hotel. We had to use cash to pay for the room, as by Sudan
law they do ...

Trucking through Sudan to Khartoum

A travel blog entry by carlosherbane

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... in the center of Khartoum which would take me north west to Omdurman city and the souk. I enjoyed experiencing life in the city centre. Busy, noisy streets and many shops and eateries! The minibus took us past Tuti Island and the point of confluence between the White Nile (coming from Uganda) and the Blue Nile (coming ...

Sudan

A travel blog entry by jtri

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... Here they immediately stopped at the side of the road. Acouple of people who thought that they could overtake us were soon taught something else.
When we finally arrived at the Camp site I managed to do all my washing, and went to dinner at a local hamburger restaurant. There I also had a fresh fruit juice with milk which was ultra lekker. I read till midnight and as there was a light shinining directly over the tent I woke up thought that I had ...

Food Food Food and more Food

A travel blog entry by jmckerricher

... carnivores will have collectively eaten 5 African cows, 375 chickens, 35 sheep, 20 goats, and 12 pigs. Perhaps the volume of food we consume is shocking. It is all the more dramatic that we do this every single day. I don’t go to the supermarket once a week; I front run every tour day and fill the truck at the market.

The Tour will celebrate its arrival in Cape Town with plenty of famous local vintages, though we may not drink one million ...

Going To Jail on Day Two / Am 2. Tag ins Gefängnis

A travel blog entry by csyattara

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... zu zwanzig Personen. Im Männergefängnis wurde sogar ein Frühstück für die Beobachter serviert.

Der Chef des einen Wahllokalpersonals sagte uns, dass gestern bereits ca. die Hälfte der registrierten Wahlberechtigten ihre Stimme abgegeben hätten. Die Wahlurne war auch in etwa halb voll, was man durch die milchig trüben Plastikwände sehr gut sehen konnte. Im Gegensatz dazu war die heutige Situation ganz anders, was, so erklärte man es uns, mit logistischen ...

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