Accessible by a short boat ride or the Tuti Bridge, Tuti Island lies at the confluence of Blue and White Nile. The island offers a tranquil escape from the bustling city, with lush greenery and small-scale farms. You can rent a bike to explore the island's serene landscapes and enjoy a picnic by the riverside. Interacting with friendly locals provides a glimpse into traditional Sudanese life.
Khartoum offers a unique, tranquil lifestyle that blends modern amenities with traditional Sudanese hospitality. The community-oriented culture makes it an inviting and pleasant place to live. Such a quality of life attracts numerous expatriates and ...Read More
Khartoum has gradually developed a more business-friendly environment with streamlined regulations and improved governance. Easing business operations attract more international companies and expatriates, increasing demand for commercial and resident...Read More
The Sudan National Museum is an essential stop for history enthusiasts, housing artifacts from Sudan's rich past. Located on Nile Street, the museum offers an impressive collection of pharaonic, Christian, and Islamic relics. Highlights include ancie...Read More
No visit to Khartoum is complete without indulging in the local cuisine, which offers a delectable array of flavors and dishes. Try "Ful Medames," a popular breakfast dish made of cooked fava beans, or "Asida," a traditional Sudanese porridge. Local ...Read More
Khartoum’s strategic location at the confluence of the Blue and White Nile rivers positions it as an important regional hub. This geographical advantage facilitates trade and connectivity with neighboring African countries and the Middle East. The ...Read More
