Wadi Rum is an incredible desert in south of Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. The Valley of the Moon & Mars on Earth, both used to refer this amazing place. Wadi Rum is an ideal place to experience a certain magic, an interesting place to explore during the day, an inviting place to spend a peaceful […]
No Comments. Continue Reading...How we create your Jordan tour? Ever wonder how to create a tour itinerary? For tour operator (travel agent) it is important to meet the customer needs and wants together when planning a trip. Here’s some of information needed during the planning stage: Date of Travel, Nationality, Flight Information, Hotel Preferences – 3*, 4*, 5* […]
No Comments. Continue Reading...Jordan Family Day Tour to Umm Qais, Ajloun Castle and Jerash Touring Jordan with children should be hassle free, fun and exciting day. From Amman grab the chance to see the sights in the north; first visit the Greco Roman ruins in Umm Quais, here you have an amazing panorama view of the Sea of […]
No Comments. Continue Reading...Five Things to do in Jordan Explore Amman City … the Citadel, Roman Theater, Souqs The Amman Citadel Amman Citadel Amman Roman Theatre Mud Bath and Floating at […]
No Comments. Continue Reading...Souvenir Shopping in Jordan: Sand Bottles The shopping experience for a souvenir in Jordan is a mixture of modernity and tradition. A popular souvenir to grab are decorated bottles filled with brightly colored sands, made by artisans in Petra and Aqaba. The designs in the sand is done with the aid of a knitting needle and […]
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No Comments. Continue Reading...Jordan Islamic Sites THE BLESSED TREE CAVE OF SEVEN SLEEPERS […]
No Comments. Continue Reading...ARABIC SWEETS Enjoy our post introducing the popular and delicious Middle Eastern sweets. Aish Al Saraya A known Lebanese dessert made with French bread slices, milk, cream, sugar, flour, and ground pistachios. This dessert is often drizzled with sweet syrup and served with cream on top. Baklava A rich, sweet pastry made of […]
No Comments. Continue Reading...Jordan Holy Sites for Christian Pilgrimage Jordan is home to several religious sites and monuments attracting many Christian Pilgrims. To give you an idea of the places we’ve listed the most popular biblical sites located in Jordan. Mount Nebo the place where Prophet Moses after 40 years in the desert view the promised land […]
No Comments. Continue Reading...2017 Entrance Fees to Jordan This page gives you updated information about the admissions fees per person of different tourist sites in Jordan effective 01 January 2017. Tourist Site Entrance Fee for Non-Jordanians Entrance Fee for Jordanians/Residents Umm Quais 5.00 JD 0.250 Fils Jerash 10.00 JD 0.250 Fils Ajloun Castle 3.00 JD 0.250 Fils Amman […]
No Comments. Continue Reading...Arabic is an interesting, fun and sort of a difficult language to learn and to write. The words or accent differs from country to other Arab speaking country. Whether you are travelling for business or leisure knowing a few basic words goes along the way. While you don’t need to be fluent learning some words […]
No Comments. Continue Reading...Daggers are a popular souvenir in Jordan. Also known as Shibriya it is made up of short, curved blade with a decoratively engraved handle in Bedouin or Hashemite style. A Shibriya symbolizes power and grace.
No Comments. Continue Reading...The New Petra Visitors Center was inaugurated by His Majesty King Abdullah last October.
No Comments. Continue Reading...Travelers guide to Ramadan in Jordan Muslims worldwide are currently in the beginning of observing the Holy month of Ramadan. Preparations for the festivities are ongoing here in Jordan. To make your Jordan travel comfortable, pleasant and enjoyable during the Holy month we have come up with the below important info giving idea for foreign […]
No Comments. Continue Reading...Find out the best things you must try and places to visit while exploring Jordan. 12. Enjoy a tea or coffee with locals While in Jordan it is usual you’ll be invited to have a tea or coffee in a shop or someone’s home, give it a try and enjoy Jordanians hospitality. Here having a tea […]
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