Khartoum sits at 382 meters elevation where the Blue and White Niles merge. Local temperatures often exceed 40°C between April and June. Learn more about Al-Mogran.
Suggested: 48h
Jebel Barkal
Historical & CulturalJebel Barkal stands 104 meters tall in Karima, featuring 2,500-year-old Kushite pyramids and the Temple of Amun. Entrance fees are approximately $10 for tourists.
Suggested: 2h
Naga
Historical & CulturalNaga sits 170km northeast of Khartoum, featuring the Lion Temple of Apedemak and the Roman Kiosk. Meroitic ruins here date back to the 4th century BC.
Suggested: 3h
Dinder National Park
Natural SceneryDinder National Park covers 10,000 square kilometers in southeast Sudan, offering peak wildlife viewing from January to April when animals gather at seasonal pools.
Suggested: 48h
Tuti Island
Natural SceneryTuti Island sits at the 8 square kilometer junction of the Blue and White Nile in Khartoum. Access via the 2008 bridge leads to traditional citrus groves.
Suggested: 3h
Sesibi Temple
Historical & CulturalSesibi Temple sits on the Nile's west bank near Delgo, featuring 18th Dynasty columns from Akhenaten’s reign around 1350 BCE. Access is generally free.
Suggested: 2h
Nuri
Historical & CulturalNuri Pyramids in Sudan contain 73 royal tombs including the 50-meter-high pyramid of King Taharqa. The site sits 15km from Karima and costs roughly 10 USD.
Suggested: 3h
Meroe
Historical & CulturalThe Pyramids of Meroe feature over 200 steep-sided Nubian structures dating from 300 BC. Entry costs roughly $20 and the best visiting window is November to February.
Suggested: 8h