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National Museum of Sudan

Surprisingly impressive museum that has had a bit of a revamp.

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National Museum of Sudan
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    Photo: مروان عباس at Arabic Wikipedia · Public domain · source

Why go

The large hall contains exhibits that rival those in the ancient Egypt sections of the British Museum or the New York Met, however if you’ve arrived in Khartoum fresh from temple gazing in Egypt things may look familiar. The gardens contain three temples relocated from Aswan. The joy of the place is that you’ll have it all pretty much to yourself. Best visit in the mornings, and give yourself 2 hours, tends to close at 12:00 but not reopen at 15:00, contrary to the sign on the door.

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Nearby

  1. Sudan National Botanical Garden

    Photo: Petr Adam Dohnálek · CC BY-SA 3.0 cz · source

  2. Al Muqran Family Park

    Photo: David Stanley from Nanaimo, Canada · CC BY 2.0 · source

  3. Nile Street, Sudan

    Photo: Waeil Hassan · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source

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