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Sharga Hotel Khartoum

Street Sayed Khartoum, Sudan

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Sudan

A travel blog entry by frusc101

... br> In the end we made the most of what the hotel had to offer, gym,
swimming pool, fresh juices, etc, and tried to stay out of the Sudan
heat.



Since we couldn't access our accounts and our cash was almost all gone,
we had to book a flight from Khartoum to Asan, in Egypt, and
unfortunately miss out on Wadi Halfa and the ferry to Asan.



So after spending a few days in luxury we headed off on our trip to Egypt.
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Trucking through Sudan to Khartoum

A travel blog entry by carlosherbane

2

... bazaar! Wonderful place! I only bought myself a Casio watch in order to put away my Accurist! I was about to hop on a bus when an Aussie taxi zoomed by. And then came an English taxi which changed my day! We taxied over to the confluence of the two Niles and then around the ring road to the Afra shopping mall.

After ...

Khartoum - hot, but safe and very friendly

A travel blog entry by mirco.k

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I arrived in Khartoum on Friday (when it is very quiet and most shops are closed), and got picked up by Sian, the local couchsurfer who I stayed with.
Khartoum is a very friendly and laid-back city, and one of the safest capitals in Africa. Therefore, it is pretty easy to get around town (if you can stand the heat), as everybody would help you if you ask someone for help (assuming he knows English, which not everybody does). It is very different ...

Sudan

A travel blog entry by jtri

2
12

... travel to the Nile, and then it was to late.
Tommorow we are on the way in direction Ethopia.We have 8 days with out a rest day. 6 of the days is over dirt (the mountain bikes are overjoyed), and then 0ver 2000m climb in the last 150 km, when we reach Gonder. I will try and update un the way but I don`t know if there is any large town because I don´T know the exact route. According to my map there is no road where we are going. Keep your fingers ...

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

A travel blog entry by csyattara

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... die des Wahllokals und angrenzenden Häuser waren auch von innen neu hergerichtet. Hier handelte es ich offensichtlich um Gebäude des Wachpersonals. Auch hier wurden wir von sehr freundlichem und hilfsbereiten Wahlpersonal in Empfang genommen. All unsere Fragen wurden zu unserer Zufriedenheit beantwortet. Die Zahl der Wahlbeobachter war etwas geringer als die bei den Männern. Während unseres Besuches gab es auch keine international Beobachter. Erst beim Verlassen des ...