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May 2018
The capital of Chad was a weird, but welcomed transition between the conservative Arabian Africa and the more promiscuous West Africa. On the street you would find black ladies in high heels with fake hair and lots of makeup as well as men with dhob and women with hijabs. The background sounds could use mosque...
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My impression of Chad before getting here proved to be completely wrong. It is relatively cheap, it is very safe and clean and it is easy to organize travels from the capital. I had thought the opposite. Me and my German travel companion rented a car with a driver for 20 000CFA (approx 30$) to...
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I’ve had my fair share of frustrating visa experiences, but the last ones here in Africa deserves to be on the top of my list. Sudan visa was surprisingly quick and easy after expecting the worst. They didn’t even bother including my last name! Equatorial Guinea: is famous for being the World’s hardest visa to...
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With my visa expiring in just two days I ask myself; how did I manage to spend 30 days in Khartoum, which is way too hot (46°), has not really any tourist sights and hardly any open restaurants during Ramadan? The answer is by hanging out with the local people, which are the friendliest I...
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There are some less known, but just as impressive pyramids around the city of Karima. To get there I took a five hour 5$ (70SGD) bus and checked into Hotel Al Nasser, which offered outdoor beds with Wi-Fi, chargers and clean showers and bathrooms for less than a dollar. Hiking to the top of the...
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Meroe is a group of pyramids located about 250 kilometers from Khartoum. Some travelers report to have visited the pyramids as a day trip from Khartoum, but I would highly recommend having one night on the way or in the nearest city called Atbara, about 100kilometers away. To get there we took two 5cent buses...
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When crossing the border from Ethiopia to Sudan, I was only carrying a little bit of USD cash and did not know that it would be impossible to get more. After trying countless ATMs, where none were working, I found out that international credit/debit cards are not accepted, due to western sanctions just like in...
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Researching information about Sudan has been a pain in the ass, as there is practically no updated information out there. Here I provide you with the situation as of May 2018: Money: There are no ATM’s accepting foreign debit/credit cards, so you have to bring enough cash to change once you are there. 1 US...
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If you ask me, it is more impressive what Gondar was and not so much what Gondar is today. The city in North West used to be the capitol of Etiopia (from 1632 to 1835) and the Royal Enclosure is still a proof of that, even after earthquakes and British bombings before UNESCO made it...
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I know some might be angry at me for posting a recipe for how to get into Lalibela for free, but for the backpackers, students and people like me, who were considering skipping a visit to the churches because of the hefty 50$ entrance fee it might be good, because you HAVE TO visit Lalibela....
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