There are countless tourist attractions in Sudan, unmatched anywhere. There are the ancient civilizations' sites, the colorful cultural, ethnic, and climatic diversities, the beautiful fauna and flora that include rare animal and plant species, wildlife conservation parks like Dinder Park, and the Red Sea hill resorts-

Khartoum state has three main towns, which are Khartoum, Khartoum North and Omdurman, all joined by four bridges across. One of the most exciting places to visit in Khartoum is the National Museum, which is the custodian of the rich historical heritage of Sudan. .

One of the most famous game reserves in the country is Dinder Park, which is located some 585 km southeast of Khartoum. Our four-wheel-drive vehicles, which are prepared especially for such trips, cover this distance in 10 hours, passing on its way through the Gezira Scheme, regarded as the largest irrigated agricultural schemes under one administration in the world....

The early history of human life in Sudan dates back to about 25,000 years, as evidenced by the discovery of what is known as the relics of Singa man. There are four main sites and some other small ones whose history dates from 750 BC to 500 AD. Temples and pyramids, restored....

Stretching from the desert in the north to the Sudano-Guinean savanna in the south and from dense tropical forests in the extreme southwest to the mountainous regions in the east, Sudan is a natural host to an exceptional diversity of wildlife. At least 34 species of antelopes alone have been identified, spread across and reflecting the great variety of habitat. Certain species are confined to specific localized habitats....

The Sudanese Red Sea coast, which stretches for 750 km, is undoubtedly unique and unrivaled worldwide due to its beaches and water's purity and unexplored beauty. The region is known internationally as an ideal place for snorkeling, diving, seafaring, and large fish hunting. The marine life is rich and diverse, with crystal-clear waters, coral reefs, and exotic, colorful underwater life...