Khartoum is Sudan’s capital city. Founded as an Egyptian army camp at the meeting of the Blue and White Nile rivers in 1821, today, Khartoum is the second largest city in the country and is a lively destination. While in Khartoum, visit the colonial downtown area. Although the colonial years are over, the tree-lined streets are reminiscent of the British era. While passing by, you can stop at a street side café and try some refreshing sweet tea or Turkish coffee. Spot the colorful migratory birds or walk into a riverside restaurant for tasty cuisine. The blooming seasonal flowers are a feast for your eyes. In Khartoum, you will see the Ethnographical Museum and the National Museum, showcasing some of the important periods of Sudanese history. Don’t forget to stop by the local boutiques so you can take home a piece of Khartoum! | 
