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*Hock, hock... spit*, Wadi Musa, Jordan travel blog

*Hock, hock... spit*

A travel blog entry by bray

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... authors obviously haven’t driven around in the Gulf states. I’m beginning to wonder where on earth the fabled red ramparts of Wadi Musa could possibly be hiding, when on cue they arise at the end of the valley. They tower up from within a ...

A float in the Dead Sea, Wadi Musa, Jordan travel blog

A float in the Dead Sea

A travel blog entry by zerns01

... is the Grand Canyon of Jordan. We also stopped for a view of Karak Castle which is another Crusader castle. Soon after arriving in Wadi Musa I went for my first Hamam - Turkish Bath. The steam room was horrible and I couldn't stay in there for long ...

Little Petra, Petra, Jordan travel blog

Little Petra

A travel blog entry by michelerogge

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So when I arrived at the Petra Gate it was a bit hot and I was (of course) welcomed with a cup of tea or coffee and then hooked up with a couple from Holland to do our first bit of hiking in Little Petra. It was a great introduction before I got to see ...

Petra, one of the Wonders, Petra, Jordan travel blog

Petra, one of the Wonders

A travel blog entry by derrick241

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Petra We got picked up at 8; 15, it was chilly, not bad though, Petra was just around the corner from our hotel (little did we know) All started with a gentle stroll, the wind was picking up, but hey it was going to be a long day As we went down the ...

Petra, Part Two, Wadi Musa, Jordan travel blog

Petra, Part Two

A travel blog entry by bfk118

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The Rose Red City. Breath taking., Wadi Musa, Jordan travel blog

The Rose Red City. Breath taking.

A travel blog entry by thepedro

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Through the valley to the Rose-red City, Wadi Musa, Jordan travel blog

Through the valley to the Rose-red City

A travel blog entry by kaelachow

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... since everything shuts down for at least two days, the school organized an optional trip to Petra and Wadi Rum (one of the most recognized nature reserves in Jordan/the Middle East).  I debated a bit before going because it was going to cost a ...

Out of the valley and into the desert, Wadi Musa, Jordan travel blog

Out of the valley and into the desert

A travel blog entry by kaelachow

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... the biggest relief of the whole place.                 Wadi Rum was hot.  Blistering, swelteringly hot.  I discovered why burkas and long robes for men make so much sense ...

Jul 22, 2009, Petra, Jordan travel blog

Jul 22, 2009

A travel blog entry by globalvision

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Little Petra & Wadi Araba, Wadi Musa, Jordan travel blog

Little Petra & Wadi Araba

A travel blog entry by danielaundfrank

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... Vorgeschmack auf die Felsenstadt Petra bekamen. Weiter ging es durch Wüste und Felsenlandschaft zum Toten Meer...  Die Wüste Wadi Araba ist ein 150 km langer Landstrich vom Toten Meer bis nach Aqaba. Die Wüste ist ein Teil des ...

The King came to tea but I wasn't there, Petra, Jordan travel blog

The King came to tea but I wasn't there

A travel blog entry by gillianlewis196

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A 6am start to get ready to leave for 720. There was a lot of industriousness from the hotel staff - cleaning and polishing - and then it became known that the official opening of the resort was to take place today with the King himself cutting the ...

Ancient City Petra-One of the 7 Wonders-300 BCE, Petra, Jordan travel blog

Ancient City Petra-One of the 7 Wonders-300 BCE

A travel blog entry by gweicher

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... got our entrance visas and we walked into Jordan.  There we caught our tour bus to Petra.  I have to say that Jordan's Desert Highway is pretty nice.  Two lanes each way with lamp posts.  Then they took this other road called the ...

Petra, Wadi Musa, Jordan travel blog

Petra

A travel blog entry by gazhams

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... to see if any other travelers were going to Wadi Musa but nobody turned up so I flagged down a taxi. 35 dinars to get to Wadi Musa. Aghh. Very expensive. 2 hours. 2 hour taxi back home would cost way more than £35 but still. Had to transfer into a jeep ...

Sarah Payne and the Last Crusade, Wadi Musa, Jordan travel blog

Sarah Payne and the Last Crusade

A travel blog entry by xplorersarah

... Monastery - a grand building similar to the Treasurey but with less detailed carvings. Next was the spectacular Sacrifice View of the Wadi Araba which was well worth the  45 minute steep uphill climb. Unfortunately there were people who made much of that ...

wadi rum, Wadi Musa, Jordan travel blog

wadi rum

A travel blog entry by raymond.fung

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Big trouble in "Little Petra"

A travel blog entry by yardbird

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... Musa, which I believe is meant to be the place where Moses struck a rock in the desert and water sprang forth. Actually, Wadi Musa is now a traveler's destination because of it's proximity Petra, a bonafide member of the 7 Wonders of the World. You may ...

Pinch me I'm in Jordan, Petra, Jordan travel blog

Pinch me I'm in Jordan

A travel blog entry by michelerogge

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... paid 40 dinar and would say 30 is more appropriate. For me, this is where the magic begins. I had a great time in Israel, but Jordan is the country that touched me deeply and it began right off the bat. I've never returned to the same country twice - even ...

Each year reveals more that has been discovered, Petra, Jordan travel blog

Each year reveals more that has been discovered

A travel blog entry by astorixx

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What a truly amazing place. PETRA. Put it on the bucket list. This place (if I have time) will be on the 'revisit someday' list (along with Jerusalem). Particularly as they're discovering and excavating more each year. Truly amazing. We were up at 8am ...

Attempt #2 - Petra, ??, Jordan travel blog

Attempt #2 - Petra

A travel blog entry by bubbleos

... and a guy got out to help us.  He was local to the area and was able to advise us that there was another road into Wadi Musa that may be better.  On his advice, we followed him back to the last village & stopped at the Mayor's house (as you ...

Wadi Rum: Desert solitude, Wadi rum, Jordan travel blog

Wadi Rum: Desert solitude

A travel blog entry by out-of-nanoose

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All travel guides that we picked up warned that if in Jordan, Wadi Rum is not to be missed. Not to be mistaken for something you drink with Coca-Cola, Wadi Rum is a pictureresque desert and mountain region situated in southern Jordan.  It has been ...

Petra, Petra, Jordan travel blog

Petra

A travel blog entry by dmarek

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This is the day that we went to Petra and then we went  back to the restaurant that we had gone to the night before. We got to to the ticket office shortly after 7 am in order to beat the crowds.  Abdul reluctantly agreed but was upset with ...

W. O. W. for Petra, Petra, Jordan travel blog

W. O. W. for Petra

A travel blog entry by greg_and_claire

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... to swim and the super salty water tasted terrible).  We then travelled to Petra.  We stayed in the adjacent town of Wadi Musa (Moses’ Valley) and walked the extensive Petra city on the first night, all the next day and again at dawn the ...

Wadi Musa, Wadi Musa, Jordan travel blog

Wadi Musa

A travel blog entry by manalbilal

Wadi ...

Day 93: Aqaba-Wadi Musa, Wadi Musa, Jordan travel blog

Day 93: Aqaba-Wadi Musa

A travel blog entry by danielandai

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... .  The journey was about 2 hours from Aqaba and the driver took us the hotel (we paid 6JD each).  Minibuses from Aqaba to Wadi Musa run everyday from 7am till 2pm, but we left at 2pm ish so it looked like we caught the last minibus of the ...

In der Höhle von Petra, Amman-Wadi Musa-Petra-Aqaba-Wadi Rum, Jordan travel blog

In der Höhle von Petra

A travel blog entry by juttachris

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Petra, Wadi Musa, Jordan travel blog

Petra

A travel blog entry by kochpm2

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... could take a coffee/ tea break. After that we were one our way again. Once reaching the town adjacent to Petra (called Wadi Musa) we stopped for a late lunch at a buffet restaurant. It seemed as though the drivers knew the restaurant operators. Originally ...

Oct 24, 2010, Petra, Jordan travel blog

Oct 24, 2010

A travel blog entry by larstore

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Petra - Indiana Jones wuz here, Wadi Musa, Jordan travel blog

Petra - Indiana Jones wuz here

A travel blog entry by christineatkins

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... short history lesson.  Petra was a city of around 20,000 people established by the Nabatean people who came to Jordan from Yemen, starting in around the 4th century BC when they were displaced by floods.  They were merchants and earned ...

Iedereen is hier in een grot geboren.., Wadi Musa, Jordan travel blog

Iedereen is hier in een grot geboren..

A travel blog entry by eyre

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Bedouinen de gekste!! We zijn net van Dana naar Wadi Musa gelift, omdat het natuurlijk weer eens vrijdag is.. Twee goedbedoelende arabieren probeerden ons voor 20 JD een louche auto aan te smeren, dus vluchtten we naar een stel Britten, die ons uit ...

Petra, Part One, Wadi Musa, Jordan travel blog

Petra, Part One

A travel blog entry by bfk118

Wadi Musa, Part One 3/15 - ...

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