Sudan’s sprawling deserts of golden sand hold even more pyramids than Egypt; fallen temples and hidden tombs of a great civilization whose significance we are only beginning to grasp when we visit Sudan. Off-the-radar UNESCO World Heritage sites still partially covered by sand stoke a feeling of deep adventure as if you're the first to find these archaeological discoveries. Fed by the Nile River, ancient Nubia thrived, producing a pharaonic kingship and the oldest Nilo-Saharan language on record. Today we are delighted to share the incredible Sudan travel sights in its conflict-free north, and the enthusiastic hospitality of our Sudanese friends.
Due to the current political conflict in Sudan, we have paused travel to this destination.
Following the Nile to the Far Reaches of History
