From your post, it seems you are in Uganda. If so, you can take a bus; it’s a 12 hours journey. But if you’re in Sudan, flying will be more convenient and time efficient.
It is safe overall. Heard so many people who did it and they had no complaints. One of the things to look out for is the bus company you use; some have really fast drivers (not safe) or have old buses.
I'm in Sudan, there aren't straight airplanes to Kigali so I would pass Uganda, however after this war airplane tickets for so high from portsudan to Uganda is 700 usd that's why I was asking about going by land
I can't confirm if there are buses departing from Sudan to Kigali, but I know that there are buses that come from Kenya to Kigali. it's a long journey, but it could be an option for you to consider. I Would still recommend you the flight option.
Plane is best option for that distance
From your post, it seems you are in Uganda. If so, you can take a bus; it’s a 12 hours journey. But if you’re in Sudan, flying will be more convenient and time efficient.
And how is that journey I’ve been meaning to Make that trip but have been uncertain because I don’t know what the journey would be like
It is safe overall. Heard so many people who did it and they had no complaints. One of the things to look out for is the bus company you use; some have really fast drivers (not safe) or have old buses.
I'm in Sudan, there aren't straight airplanes to Kigali so I would pass Uganda, however after this war airplane tickets for so high from portsudan to Uganda is 700 usd that's why I was asking about going by land
I can't confirm if there are buses departing from Sudan to Kigali, but I know that there are buses that come from Kenya to Kigali. it's a long journey, but it could be an option for you to consider. I Would still recommend you the flight option.
Thanks alot
I'm pretty sure Egyptair are doing flights from Port Sudan to Kigali. Did you check out their website?