71038072 - The pyramids of Meroe, Sudan's most popular tourist attraction, Bagrawiyah, Sudan, Africa70363916 - Sudan70101004 - Woman in the village of Dalgo. Upper Nubia, ash-Shamaliyah state, Sudan70100997 - Khartoum. Upper Nubia, Sudan70100996 - St. Mary, St. George and St. Michael s Coptic cathedral in Khartoum. Upper Nubia, Sudan70100982 - Meroe, city of ancient Cush (Kush) on the East Bank of the Nile: Meroe necropolis has more than 200 pyramids, the meroitic civilization followed Napata era starting from 270 BC. Upper Nubia, Blue Nile state, Sudan70100980 - Bedouins on their camels by Meroe, city of ancient Cush (Kush) on the East Bank of the Nile: Meroe necropolis has more than 200 pyramids, the meroitic civilization followed Napata era starting from 270 BC. Upper Nubia, Blue Nile state, Sudan70100950 - The early Nubian city of Kerma after excavation by the swiss team of prof. Charles Bonnet of the University of Geneva (c. 2500 BCE). Upper Nubia, ash-Shamaliyah state, Sudan70100948 - Men playing cards in the village of Dalgo. Upper Nubia, ash-Shamaliyah state, Sudan70100947 - Men playing cards in the village of Dalgo. Upper Nubia, ash-Shamaliyah state, Sudan70100943 - Nile River near Sesebi. Upper Nubia, Sudan70100937 - Freshly cropped dates, Nubian village of Soleb. Upper Nubia, ash-Shamaliyah state, Sudan70100936 - Temple of Soleb, built during the reign of Amenophis III. Upper Nubia, ash-Shamaliyah state, Sudan70100935 - Temple of Soleb, built during the reign of Amenophis III. Upper Nubia, ash-Shamaliyah state, Sudan70100932 - Boy, Nubian village of Soleb. Upper Nubia, ash-Shamaliyah state, Sudan71039738 - The pyramids at Jebel Barkal, used by Napatan Kings during the 3rd century BC, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Karima, Sudan, Africa71039730 - The Khatmiyah mosque at the base of the Taka Mountains, Kassala, Sudan, Africa71039277 - Pyramids of Meroe, Sudan, Africa71039275 - Pyramids of Meroe, Sudan, Africa70455103 - Japanese Macaque (Macaca fuscata) group soaking in hot springs, Japan70363915 - Sudan70363913 - Sudan70354555 - Pillars of the temple of Amun at the foot of Jebel Barkal near Karima town, Northern State, Nubia, Sudan70235128 - Beautiful kids of the Surma tribe, Sudan70101003 - Ferry on Nile River from Sesebi to Dalgo. Upper Nubia, Sudan70100993 - Roman kiosk close to the Lion-Temple of Apedemak in Naga, remnants of the Meroitic civilization. Upper Nubia, River Nile state, Sudan70100992 - Lion-Temple of Apedemak and Roman kiosk in Naga, remnants of the Meroitic civilization. Upper Nubia, River Nile state, Sudan70100979 - Meroe, city of ancient Cush (Kush) on the East Bank of the Nile: Meroe necropolis has more than 200 pyramids, the meroitic civilization followed Napata era starting from 270 BC. Upper Nubia, Blue Nile state, Sudan70100975 - Meroe, city of ancient Cush (Kush) on the East Bank of the Nile: Meroe necropolis has more than 200 pyramids, the meroitic civilization followed Napata era starting from 270 BC. Upper Nubia, Blue Nile state, Sudan70100973 - Meroe, city of ancient Cush (Kush) on the East Bank of the Nile: Meroe necropolis has more than 200 pyramids, the meroitic civilization followed Napata era starting from 270 BC. Upper Nubia, Blue Nile state, Sudan70100971 - Toilet, Atbarah. Upper Nubia, Blue Nile state, Sudan70100969 - Grocery, Atbarah. Upper Nubia, Blue Nile state, Sudan70100963 - Bedouins at well on the trail from Karima to Atbarah through the Bayyudah Desert. Upper Nubia, ash-Shamaliyah state, Sudan70100949 - The early Nubian city of Kerma after excavation by the swiss team of prof. Charles Bonnet of the University of Geneva: great mudbrick monument marking the religious centre of the ancient town (c. 2500 BCE). Upper Nubia, ash-Shamaliyah state, Sudan71314264 - Im Hintergrund der Grand Rock, der seit 1934 das Wahrzeichen des Zoos71063395 - France,Paris, Vincennes, Zoo de Vincennes, Area Sahel Sudan, Giraffes71039269 - The oasis of Sesibi, founded in the XVIIIth dynasty, 3rd cataract of the River Nile, Nubia, Sudan, Africa70363927 - Sudan70363926 - Sudan70363925 - Sudan70363919 - Sudan70363918 - Sudan70235131 - A visit to a Surma village along the Kibish river, south west Ethiopia70100990 - Meroe, city of ancient Cush (Kush) on the East Bank of the Nile: Meroe necropolis has more than 200 pyramids, the meroitic civilization followed Napata era starting from 270 BC. Upper Nubia, Blue Nile state, Sudan70100989 - Meroe, city of ancient Cush (Kush) on the East Bank of the Nile: Meroe necropolis has more than 200 pyramids, the meroitic civilization followed Napata era starting from 270 BC. Upper Nubia, Blue Nile state, Sudan70100988 - Meroe, city of ancient Cush (Kush) on the East Bank of the Nile: Meroe necropolis has more than 200 pyramids, the meroitic civilization followed Napata era starting from 270 BC. Upper Nubia, Blue Nile state, Sudan70100987 - Meroe, city of ancient Cush (Kush) on the East Bank of the Nile: Meroe necropolis has more than 200 pyramids, the meroitic civilization followed Napata era starting from 270 BC. Upper Nubia, Blue Nile state, Sudan70100978 - Meroe, city of ancient Cush (Kush) on the East Bank of the Nile: Meroe necropolis has more than 200 pyramids, the meroitic civilization followed Napata era starting from 270 BC. Upper Nubia, Blue Nile state, Sudan70100968 - Market, Atbarah. Upper Nubia, Blue Nile state, Sudan70100965 - Tractor near Atbarah, Bayyudah Desert. Upper Nubia, ash-Shamaliyah state, Sudan70100964 - Bedouins at well on the trail from Karima to Atbarah through the Bayyudah Desert. Upper Nubia, ash-Shamaliyah state, Sudan70100946 - Nubian village of Sesebi. Upper Nubia, Sudan70100942 - Nile River near Sesebi. Upper Nubia, Sudan70100930 - Temple of Soleb, built during the reign of Amenophis III. Upper Nubia, ash-Shamaliyah state, Sudan70100929 - Road from Khartoum to Dongola, Bayyudah Desert. Upper Nubia, Sudan70502644 - Camel herders gather for breakfast tea as they travel through the Sahara desert, Sudan on a camel caravan.70502645 - Wadi Halfa, Sudan. Federal inspectors and a veterinarian check camels and all papers before they cross into Egypt.70502643 - Sunset prayers to Mecca was a routine for the camel herders leading a caravan, Sahara Desert, northern Sudan.70502576 - Comboni College in Khartoum, Sudan was founded by Comboni Missionaries in 1929 to cater for the education of Christian Catholic and non-Catholic, students and to express Christian presence in an Islamic environment by offering to educate also Muslim stud70502575 - Animal market on the western edge of Omdurman is the largest one in Sudan. Though different species are bought and sold here it is mostly famous for its camels. The majority of camels for sale here comes from Darfur which is the major camel-rising region 71162614 - More branding is done at the Dongola, Sudan stop before continuing with the camel caravan to the Egyptian border.71162611 - A camel caravan travels through the Sahara Desert, Sudan.150,000 camels travel from Sudanto Egypt yearly to be sold.71162603 - Comboni College in Khartoum, Sudan was founded by Comboni Missionaries in 1929 to cater for the education of Christian (Catholic and non-Catholic) students and to express Christian presence in an Islamic environment by offering to educate also Muslim stu71162618 - Columns of fifteen hundred camels travel on the road from Dongola, Sudan to the Egyptian border.71162616 - A column of fifteen hundred camels leaves Dongola, Sudan bound for Egypt. 150,000 camels travel to Egypt yearly.71162615 - The stop at Dongola, Sudan is a good time for camel foot repair. Later the camel groups leave together for the border.71162619 - A camel caravan travels by the Nile on the road between Dongola, Sudan and Egypt. 150,000 camels travel to Egypt yearly.71162617 - A camel caravan encounters trucks and lorries on the road from Dongola, Sudan to the Egyptian border.71162613 - Sunset prayers to Mecca was a routine for the camel herders leading a caravan, Sahara Desert, northern Sudan.71162604 - Comboni College in Khartoum, Sudan was founded by Comboni Missionaries in 1929 to cater for the education of Christian (Catholic and non-Catholic) students and to express Christian presence in an Islamic environment by offering to educate also Muslim stu
