Depart overseas and late arrival to Khartoum International airport, meet our representative employee and transfer to your hotel Khartoum Plaza 3 stars hotel.” You can choose any hotel instead of Khartoum Plaza if you want.”

The part of Khartoum city tour including a visit to:  

Sudan National museum contains different objects dedicated to Nubia history in addition to the beautiful temples saved by UNESCO from lake Nassir and rebuilt inside the museum

Ethnographic museum to see the variation of the tribal community so Sudan and style of life.

Palace museum located in a beautiful disused Anglican church, the museum recounts, with strong illustrations, portraits, and comments, the road traveled by Sudan from foreign invasions and the struggle for independence to the present. A lot of space is devoted to the objects relating to the supreme function, especially the gifts offered to the various presidents. The museum also exhibits a small collection of presidential cars, especially Rolls, used on major occasions such as reception of foreign heads of state or national festivals.     

Kitchener boat: General Kitchener’s boat “the Melik”,Circa 19th century, And now, (Is beached on the grounds of the Blue Nile Sailing Club)

Visit confluence of two Niles (Blue & White Nile).

Visit Tuti Island if you have time to enjoy drinking tea with peppermint or coffee with ginger. 

You will stop to enjoy your lunch after that proceed your Omdurman city tour part including:

Khalifa’s house museum.

Mehdi tomb.

The old Suq (market) of Omdurman.

Hamed Al-Nil the dancing and chanting dervishes only on Friday. 

Or the traditional Nuba wrestling only on Friday. So on Friday, you should choose only one event because Nuba wrestling is on the Eastern edge of Khartoum, and Hamed Al-Nil is on the Western edge of Khartoum.

 In the evening return to the hotel.

Early morning breakfast then starts the journey to the north. 500km north of Khartoum visiting Old Dongola the capital of the Christian kingdom of Makuria and the cemetery of the Sufi holy men after Islam became the religion of Nubia (lunch on the way). Taking the ferry and crossing the Nile we drive for 40km arriving at Kerma 3800 B.C and visiting the archeological site of Deffufa in addition to the nice museum. Overnight at Al Deffufa Resort.

Visiting the site of Tumbus 25km north of Kerma many Egyptian inscriptions and a huge granite statue dedicated to the famous black pharaoh Taharqa. 50km to north we have a nice stop to see the panoramic view of the third cataract and the rock art from prehistoric period at Wadi Sebu. Lunch at third cataract Cafeteria, then crossing the Nile to west bank and drive for two hours up to Soleb. Overnight at Nubian traditional house. (In Soleb there is no available of hotel only Nubian traditional house and this is for your kind information.)

Early morning visiting the Egyptian built by Amenhotep the third father of Akhenaton. The temple dedicated to God Amun and the pharaoh himself. 20km to north we stop to visit temple dedicated to Queen Tia at Sadinga then later we have a nice Nile cruise to Sai island where we have different sites and different periods in Nubian history. Overnight in Soleb at Nubian traditional house.

Heading south we drive for 320km we reach Karima the location of ancient Napata the capital of 25th dynasty. We visit the holy mountain (Jebel Barkal) and the nice temples at the foot of Jebel Barkal, beside the pyramid of Barkal. Later we visit Al Kurru 15km the royal necropolis of Napata, there we go underneath the pyramid to see the amazing painted tomb of the black pharaoh Tanutamani, overnight at Nubian traditional house.

In the morning visiting Nurri pyramids and continue crossing Bayouda desert up to Meroe 400km to south. Reaching famous Meroe pyramids and attending the sunset there. Overnight at camp.

Early morning visiting the royal city of Meroe 10km far from the pyramids then we drive 90km on the felt road then 40km off-road to visit Mussawarat the Meroitic archaeological site with the nice complex of temples dedicated for local God Apedemak the lion God, besides the great enclosure the biggest constriction in the history of Nubia. Lunch then we continue up to Naqa 20km from Mussawarat. At Naqa we have wonderful buildings dated to the first century A.D. A nice Meroitic temple dedicated to local God Apedemak with nice bas- relief for the royal family making an offering to their Gods. Also, the Roman kiosk which is representing the cross point of different influences of a different culture in one place. Then we visit Amun temple built by the same royal couple. Later we drive back to the main road heading to Khartoum 150km from Naqa. Arrive at the hotel for a half-day use, after a dinner transfer to the airport for a night departure.