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Al Hassania National Park by Astraftis
Banganarti by Astraftis
Gebel Barkal by Els Slots
Meroe by Els Slots
Old Dongola by Els Slots
Sanganeb by Bram de Bruin
Sudan ratified the UNESCO World Heritage Convention on 6 June 1974.
Its sites are cultural, showcasing ancient Nubian pyramids and Nile valley civilizations. Important sites are Meroë, Soleb, and Gebel Barkal, reflecting medieval and ancient cultures along the Nile.
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- Sudan (SD)
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- Arab States
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- forum.worldheritagesite.org — Sudan
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Meroe
Michael Novins | January 17, 2020 -
Gebel Barkal
Michael Novins | January 8, 2020 -
Meroe
Szucs Tamas | October 10, 2018
Recent List Updates
- Al Khandaq Village : On tentative list
- Banganarti : On tentative list
- Kerma and Dokki Geil : On tentative list
- Sai Island : On tentative list
- The Temple of Soleb : On tentative list
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