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Meroë (Al-Bagrawiyah Pyramids)
Meroe, Medway or Baidu in the Meroitic language and Ancient Greek languages (Εερόη) are all names of Meroe, an ancient city in northern Sudan located on the eastern bank of the Nile, about 6 km north-east of the Kabushiya station near From the city of Shendi, and about 200 kilometers from Khartoum. This city has been the capital of the Kushite Kingdom for centuries. The Kushion has been the name of the entire island or peninsula between the Atbara River in the north and the Blue Nile in the south and the Nile in the east. This area is called geographically the region of Butana.
Meroe is located on the eastern edge of this region, which contains two important Kushite sites: Al-Naq'a. And Almusawwat Es-sufra. The most prominent feature of the site Meroi is the existence of more than 200 pyramid in three groups, called the Kushite pyramids, buildings of different sizes and dimensions, many of which have been destroyed through the ages.
Al-Naga'a (Tolkite):
Al-Naga'a is an ancient city of the Kushite Kingdom of Meroë was called (Tolkite). The ancient city lies about 170 km (110 mi) north-east of Khartoum, and about 50 km (31 mi) east of the Nile River , and further north at Wad banga from located where smaller wadis meet Wadi Alawateib coming Butana plateau region where it joins the Nile.
The area is considered a commercial station and a strategic location. This is evident from the huge quantities of finds that were found to be an entrance to the Kingdom of Kerma, which served as a bridge between the Mediterraneanworld and Africa. The site has two notable temples, one devoted to Amun and the other to Abadamak which also has a Roman kiosk nearby.
Al-Naga'a includes multicolored Meroitic temples from the 4th century BC until the 4th century ADIt is a site of a civil society and a landfill. Archaeologists have identified the area as one of the most important cultural centers in Africa. Many of the temples were found among the ruins, but the most important of them were the temples, which are still in good condition until today. The temples of Abadamak and Amun
Al-Musawwarat Es-Sufra (Abarbie)
Is an archaeological site of Kushi in northern Sudan was called (Abarbie), 20 miles from the city of Meroë, 20 kilometers from the site of the Naga’a and 190 kilometers northeast of Khartoum and about 29 kilometers to the east of the Nile, covering an area of 45,000 meters. The complex construction plan of this building is unparalleled in every Nile Valley civilization.
According to the English archaeologist Basil Davidson, at least four kandakes (queens) lived part of their lives in Al-musawwarat Es-Sufra:
• Amani Renas
• Amani Shakto
• Nadlamak
• Amani Tore
Almusawwat Es-sufra was included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage in 2011.
Jebel Al-Barkal
Jebel Al-Barkal (The Holy Mountain) is a small mountainlocated 400 km north of Khartoum, in Karima town in Northern State in Sudan, on a large bend of the Nile River, in the region called Nubia. The mountain is 98 m tall, has a flat top
It was one of the main landmarks in the trade routes between Central Africa, the Arabian Peninsula and Egypt, where its location is the best place to cross the Nile to both shores, as well as being an essential part of the civilization of the plant of the city that was founded on its footpaths. UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 2003.
Sanganeb Island
Is an island of the Red Sea State which is a marine reserve located near the city of Port Sudan in the Sudanese territorial waters within the Red Sea. The first marine reserve in Sudan. The reserve is characterized by the existence of coral reefs and the accompanying presence of plants and animals from fish and other marine life. It was decided to become protected by a decision of its date (1 January 1990).
It is an island stretching from north to south 6 km long and 2 km wide. It includes three inland lakes, creating multiple flora and fauna. It is the only island in the Red Sea where the Atoll coral reef is completed.
- There are 124 coral reefs in the Sankinib Marine Reserve. In addition, there is a representation of all the families of fixed and mobile molluscs. Shokyat is a good representation, as are the fish, where there are 3 types of sharks. The reserve is visited by the whale Abu Alam and the dolphin As well as sea turtles.
Dinder National Park
Is Anational Park and biosphere reserve in eastern Sudan, on the Sudanese border with Eithiopia. Dinder lies approximately 400 kilometres southeast of Khartoum, on either side of the Dinder River bounded to the north by the Rahard River.
The town of Dinder (100 kilometres) northwest acts as a gateway for tourists wishing to enter the Park.
Types of animals in the Park
African Buffalo, Rhinoceros, Elephants, Readbuk, Waterbuck,Giraffes, Titillus, Lions, Hyenas, Tigers, Wild Boar, Crested Porcupine, Caracal, Monkeys, Deer’s and other small animals.
Sudan has more than 983 species of birds of the most important species where the Numida Meleagris, Woodpecker, Great White Pelicans, Leptoptilos Crumeniferus, Pacific Reef Heron, Demoiselle Crane, Common Ostrich and others.
Resort of Arquette
The resort of Arquette, or as they call it Paradise of the East, nature was blessed with a very temperate weather and charm in the summer was really one of the most beautiful tourist areas, where mountains are mountains from each side with varying heights as a distinct mountain area. Offers comfort and tranquility.
Arquette is located 205 kilometers west of Port Sudan and 29 kilometers from the Red Sea coast. It is about 700 kilometers from Khartoum.
Kassala
Kassala is a city located in eastern Sudan at a height of 496 meters (1627 feet) above the sea, and about 480 kilometers (from the capital, Khartoum). The capital of the state of Kassala. It is located at the top of the Gash River delta and on the slopes of a mountainous mass known as the Taka Mountains close to the international border between Sudan and Eritrea, which has gained economic and strategic importance and made it an urban pole attracting many migratory groups from different regions of Sudan and neighboring countries.
Jebel Marra
is located in the state of West Darfur, a group of volcanic peaks, with a height of 10,000 feet above sea level. , And the highest point in the mountain where the climate is temperate, predominantly Mediterranean, where rain falls almost every year and rains and sales are almost permanent.
It covers an area of 12,800 km, the sea, and consists of a series of highlands of 240 km and width of 80 km, interspersed with waterfalls and volcanic lakes. The mountain has many types of plants that are unique to the world as well as large groups of rare and domestic animals. Jebel Marra is characterized by its population, and the beautiful natural villages that spread up to the top of the mountain and is a tourist attraction for many visitors to enjoy the natural scenery and climate and the clean environment.
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